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Red
5/28/2022 - dsilver wrote:
93 points
Little tannin left, dark fruit and slate on nose. Moderate finish.
Red
5/26/2022 - dsilver wrote:
flawed
Corked, alas
Red
11/25/2021 - dsilver Likes this wine:
94 points
Bacon, faint lavender, in its prime now
White
11/28/2020 - dsilver wrote:
90 points
Diesel, fruit, pleasant
Red
11/26/2020 - dsilver wrote:
90 points
Ready to drink. Cherries, subtle tartness, no tannin, very pleasant
Red
2016 Château Haut-Brisson St. Émilion Grand Cru Red Bordeaux Blend (view label images)
8/30/2020 - dsilver wrote:
87 points
Pronounced green pepper notes
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Red
7/1/2019 - dsilver wrote:
95 points
Full of fruit and oak, not a hint of brick
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Red
8/30/2018 - dsilver wrote:
90 points
Robust Chianti w herbaceous minty notes.
Red
8/12/2018 - dsilver wrote:
93 points
Funky, earthy, spicy with a good dose of fruit
Red
8/11/2018 - dsilver wrote:
91 points
Crazy good funkiness mixed w herbaceous can franc
Red
12/29/2017 - dsilver wrote:
91 points
Cherry and cigar on the nose, light and tannin-free on palate, but complex and delicious!
Red
3/25/2017 - dsilver wrote:
89 points
Nose of bright fruit and coffee, spice and red fruit on palate.
Red
5/1/2016 - dsilver wrote:
91 points
Yes, I understand the subtle frizzante aspect, but this goes away after two hours, and what is left is a somewhat earthy, leathery nose and a complex structure on the palate with a long finish. Well worth it.
Red
4/17/2016 - dsilver wrote:
89 points
Fruit forward nose, little tannin left
Red
4/13/2016 - dsilver wrote:
89 points
Pleasant floral and herbaceous nose, dry and not tannic. Very pleasant
Red
3/18/2016 - dsilver wrote:
90 points
Pleasant nose of rustic forest floor notes, pleasing acidity and cherry fruit on palate
Red
1/29/2016 - dsilver wrote:
84 points
Better 2 days after opening, when floral notes emerged on nose
Red
1/18/2016 - dsilver wrote:
88 points
Oak, plums, rustic on nose. Little tannin, dark fruit and caramel on palate.
Red
11/19/2015 - dsilver wrote:
88 points
Fruit forward, subtle spice and some rustic notes
Red
11/8/2015 - dsilver wrote:
86 points
Only moderate varietal character, but no off tones
Red
2009 Kanonkop Kadette Stellenbosch Pinotage Blend, Pinotage (view label images)
11/2/2015 - dsilver wrote:
89 points
Clear pintage contribution- smokey on nose and palate
Red
10/25/2015 - dsilver wrote:
89 points
Figs, dark fruit, ready to drink now
Red
10/19/2015 - dsilver wrote:
90 points
Crimson with a hint of brick, leather on the nose, still with abundant tannin and a pleasing long finish. Drink now or in the next 5 yrs or so. Good value!
Red
10/8/2015 - dsilver wrote:
90 points
Floral notes on the nose. Well integrated almost no tannin, nicely balanced
Red
9/27/2015 - dsilver wrote:
89 points
Not very forward on the nose, even after an hour of breathing. On the palate, mild tannin, with fruit and subtle tea notes.
Red
9/26/2015 - dsilver wrote:
92 points
Nose is raspberries with eucalyptus notes, on the palate not much initially, but a long finish
Red
9/20/2015 - dsilver wrote:
87 points
Spice, raspberry, and smoke on the nose. No tannin; fruit and alcohol burn on palate
Red
8/5/2015 - dsilver wrote:
90 points
A great deal at this price. Floral on the nose with pencil lead notes. Well-balanced and integrated on the palate with little tannin.
Red
7/26/2015 - dsilver wrote:
90 points
Fruit forward nose with strong Oak and Vanilla notes. Similar on the palate, with muted tannins
Red
6/9/2015 - dsilver wrote:
90 points
Nicely balanced acidity and big dark fruit.
Red
5/31/2015 - dsilver wrote:
89 points
Wet leather and barnyard nose, little tannin left, with some acidity left on palate. A great bargain for a nice old world wine.
Red
5/29/2015 - dsilver wrote:
84 points
Ripe fruity big hot mess.
Red
4/27/2015 - dsilver wrote:
88 points
Huge fruit bomb
Red
2/20/2015 - dsilver wrote:
91 points
Nose of cedar and sandalwood. Some brick. No tannin. Fruit and spice on palate. Ready to drink- downhill from here!
Red
1983 Château Talbot St. Julien Red Bordeaux Blend (view label images)
1/27/2015 - dsilver wrote:
94 points
Terrific nose of coffee, leather, tobacco. On the palate, silky, subtle, slight tannin remains.
White
1/18/2015 - dsilver wrote:
87 points
Pleasant balanced oak and acidity, but lacking fruit core
Red
1/11/2015 - dsilver wrote:
80 points
Sweet fruit bomb. Almost like a dessert wine.
Red
2000 Château La Chenade Lalande de Pomerol Red Bordeaux Blend (view label images)
1/1/2015 - dsilver wrote:
89 points
Barnyard notes on nose and palate but lacking firm fruit backbone
Red
10/21/2014 - dsilver wrote:
89 points
Leather and dark fruit on the nose, barnyard and nice balanced fruit on the palate. A great deal.
Red
10/17/2014 - dsilver wrote:
86 points
Slow to open. Raisins and dark fruit on nose but subtle.same on palate initially, but not much of a finish.
Red
10/3/2014 - dsilver wrote:
87 points
Fruit forward, subtle smokiness
Red
8/20/2014 - dsilver wrote:
86 points
Prunes and slate/dust nose. Fruit forward on palate. No tannin. Drink now.
Red
8/8/2014 - dsilver wrote:
89 points
Smoky bacon notes with copious fruit
Red
5/11/2014 - dsilver wrote:
88 points
Barnyard, rustic old style Sangiovese blend. If you like this type or wine, this is your thing!
Red
2004 Umberto Cesari Liano Rubicone Sangiovese Blend, Sangiovese (view label images)
4/19/2014 - dsilver wrote:
91 points
Still drinking well. Slight hint of brick. Herbaceous nose. Drinking quite well.
Red
4/18/2014 - dsilver wrote:
86 points
Light cherry crossed with red medicine. Interesting, but not everyone's cup of tea.
Red
2004 Stony Brook The Max Franschhoek Valley Red Blend (view label images)
4/15/2014 - dsilver wrote:
89 points
Smokey fruity
Red
4/14/2014 - dsilver wrote:
90 points
Still quite drinkable. Still has some grip left. Just turning brick. Nose of prunes with a hint of coffee. Well-balanced on the palate.
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