Magnum. Oddly seemed pleasant enough, but shut down and inaccessible, nowhere near the great level of the other times I've had this wine. Perhaps 89-90 points tonight, but I don't think representative.

From magnum. Still very nice with fruit more mature than fresh, but good concentration and nuanced flavors. But certainly better 5 years ago, most likely better yet 10 years ago.

I can see why people enjoy this tasty wine, but i find it slightly too tropical with more than a faint note of heat dominating the finish.

Apricot, baked apple and slightly more tropical than I'd typically expect from Dönnhoff Spätlese. Very good length and concentration. Moderately sweet on its own, but less noticeably sweet with food. Good now, most likely with further upside from here.

So massive and hedonistic that I really didn't want to enjoy. But so tasty, I had to enjoy. While this isn't the wine I would buy at its market value, it is incredibly well done in its style.

Ripe black fruit with savory and sweet spice aromas. Palate also starts nicely, then slightly hollow middle, but with a good finish. Good for now.

Barnyardy and seemingly quite old and tired. If served blind, I'd have thought 10-20 yeas older. Not for me.

Charming nose with moderately mature black fruit, black pepper, subtle spice. Less exciting flavors are similar but showing less depth and nuance. Moderate length. Good for now.

Ullage 5-6 cm, but color was good, so expectations were mixed. Musty and earthy to start with red fruit remnants that never really came together as a complete old wine.

Ullage 3-3.5 cm. Popped and poured. Mature black fruit with slightly sweet notes of age, but I'd never have thought this 50+ yo if served blind. I think this was almost everybody's WOTN. Exactly what you want in an old Burg.

Corked.

The decant helped a little, coaxing out floral and red berry aromas with wonderful spice. Little flavor could be coaxed out, however. Great potential (93-95 points?), but nowhere near ready. 2023 forward? 2028?

Dense black fruit with dark chocolate and tobacco. Very dense, chewy, meaty with a wonderful sense of restrain and overall balance. Very enjoyable in a Bordelais fashion.

Indulgent aromatic start with black plum and cherry plus sweet baking spice. Identical on palate with very impressive balance already.

Nice enough and correctly mature for its age/youth, but less concentration or simple fruit tastiness than I'd expect, or even vs another bottle tasted blind last year. Off bottle?

Popped and poured. Fat black fruit aromas with some new oak still not fully absorbed. Nicely enjoyable flavors with lots of ripe fruit and sweet spice, a hint more restraint.

Lots of black fruit and spice, but also lots of pronounced new oak. Much better with food than on its own, I like the potential here, but don't think it a particularly great vintage for Grange.