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2014 Château Meyney

Red Bordeaux Blend

  • France
  • Bordeaux
  • Médoc
  • St. Estèphe

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  • Purple Tooth wrote: 92 points

    October 17, 2019 - This is just making a wide slow turn towards France! I can now detect some scorched earth and see that this is heading into a long slow ride into the right direction for my taste. Still has a new world or Califforniaesque front, but the back end is now showing Bordeaux. I'm happy about this buy! drink with a 90 minute decant or better yet, HOLD for 3 years before next one if you can.

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5 Comments

  • wineotim commented:

    10/17/19, 7:07 PM - Very interesting review, I'll check for the slight evolution to a Bordeaux profile.

  • vintage1949 commented:

    3/6/20, 2:50 AM - Greetings,
    I have a magnum of this wine. Taking into account I am 70 when do you think I can crack one open? Dave

  • Purple Tooth commented:

    3/6/20, 7:11 AM - 1949, depends on your taste preference. This is a rigid wine, so for my liking, I would say Magnums are at least 5 years away from any consideration. But, you can always open it and decant if for 2 hours and you should be happy! All the best :-)

  • vintage1949 commented:

    3/6/20, 7:38 AM - Thanks for the answer to my question. I can open that baby on my 75th birthday! Dave

  • wineotim commented:

    3/6/20, 8:45 AM - I agree a rigid wine, I think I used the term "firm."

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