Light gold color. Fine bead, tart apple, apple skin, chalk minerality, medium body. Solid, but interestingly, not as moving as the last couple have been.

Light medium gold color. Honey, lemon, fresh minerality, wet stone nose. On the palate, elegant and lively, medium body, white fruits, patisserie flavors. Nice.

Light medium gold color. Dank 1 glass over an hour. Gotta disagree with galewskj on this one. I was quite enamoured with this, I saw plenty of purity, excellent lemon and lemon oil texture with brisk minerality and good length. Really paired well with our morels. asparagus and grits. Wish I had more.

Pale gold color. Drank a glass over an hour. Drank this next to the '07 Latour Perrieres. Quite the contrast with seven more years of age on the Latour which showed depth and nuance. The '14 Gen was very tart, citrus, lemon, tart lime, matchstick, mineral driven but this is youthful and does come off a bit aggressive right now. 91+ to 92 now.

Light gold color. Drank a glass over 75 minutes. Loved it again. Saline, brine, white flowers, dank earthy seashore, citrus, very bright. The evolution here really demonstrates the restraint in both style and oak. 93+ to 94pts.

Medium dark red color. This had some slow-O time. Drank 1 glass over 45 minutes. Nice nose, cherry, orange peel, earth, but a bit of volatility. The palate has medium plus body, the fruit comes off a somewhat overripe now withsome heat breaking through., spiced cherry. There were several comments that this lacked acid as well. The nose keeps this pretty interesting though. 89 to 90pts.

Medium dark red color. PNP, drank 1 glass over an hour plus. The nose exudes licorice, wood spice, dried cherries and high toned spice. This does have a certain purity to it on the palate, dried cherries, spicy, wood, dusty, with rather firm grippy tannins. This could benefit from some more time. 90-91pts.

Dark red color. Decanted for one hour. Drank a glass over an hour plus. This was probably the wine I was most looking forward to tonight and it did not disappoint. Aa rather sublime mix of dried garrigue, deft Provencal herbs, violets, pretty red fruits, medium body, lifted, pepper, and a satin texture. Delicious, old school, and right in my CdP wheelhouse.

Dark red color. PNP, drank a glass over an hour side by side with the 2001. While the '01 is in a class by itself, this is still a winner in its own right. The style is still all Charvin and these so called off vintages are what I prefer. Medium plus body, dried spice, pepper, wood tones, red and darker red fruits. 91+ to 92pts. Darn good.

Very dark red color. Splash decant, drank 1 glass over an hour. This was interesting, licorice, heat, big, black raspberry liqueur and scorched earth on the nose. The palate has bold black fruits, black berries, black berry liqueur, chocolate, almost luxurious, oak, full body and good length. A bit bigger than expected,90-91pts, others may like this style more.

Very dark red/purple color. Decanted for a couple hours, followed one glass over 75 minutes. Sorry, but I couldn't really force this down. It was very hot, big and extracted black fruit with wood cloudy everything. Disappointing for me tonight. Score reserved - hopefully more time brings this around, but I am not convinced.

Black raspberry liqueur, full bodied, bold, oak, intense, black fruits, aggressive. A bit much for my taste.

Very good, tart black fruits, cassis, silky texture, lush but well balanced and not over the top. 91+pts.

Deep gold color. PNP, drank a glass over 30 minutes. I thought this drank just splendidly with a delightful mix of aged beauty and complexity this really resonated for me. Caramelized sugar, orange, very honeyed, a creamy texture, pineapple, more subtle peach, plenty of sweetness still, but a lovely balance with elegance this really permeates. Loved it.