3/21/24, 5:12 PM - You are absolutely right. The VA sure was not appreciated while this Chateau was never my favorite anyway.
2/23/24, 1:02 PM - unfortunately wasn't my decision to open it so...
12/2/23, 5:01 PM - Therefore it's a little difficult for me to understand LGR as I've had probably 7-8 vintages (in fact I argue most of the wines from the Domaine are similar) and didn't like any of them. It's rather peculiar. I hope I have the chance to try the cuvee 1959 as I read it's made differently, not only is it a separate parcel but the vilification is different too.
12/2/23, 8:21 PM - I always feel that across Lamarche wines there's often a tar and burnt rubber kind of sensation. Seems to have improved in new vintages with Nicole but somehow their wines were never the fruity floral and elegant type. Sometimes I find their wines a bit hard to describe and quickly I ran out of miss words.
9/24/23, 5:48 PM - I'm judging from the particular bottle I drank and how I felt when drinking it. If you don't agree then you can find other notes for your own reference.
4/28/23, 2:00 PM - I tasted tonight in Meursault and at this very moment that's what I felt tonight. Perhaps it's too young? Maybe new burgundy is like this? I don't feel the same way 10 years ago when I tasted young vintages.
4/28/23, 11:27 PM - I have been drinking new vintages everyday these few days im Burgundy and the supposedly weak year 2017, which indeed is quite early accessible seems to be the only one where I don't feel the overpowering concentration. As I said, this is of course too early to consume now but personally I can't help but worry about the future of this particular wine as I was unable to find anything nice to say about it. I hope I'm wrong and time will solve this problem.
4/1/23, 9:05 PM - Good to hear from you. Have you tried the 2006? How did you feel when you tried it? If there are some notes to compare it would be fantastic as I still have a few more bottles I need to decide what to do with the rest.
4/2/23, 5:58 AM - It was always under my impression that HB wines, even entry level ones Les Rouliers, often have difficulty showing the best of itself. The bottle I had was simply very strong and concentrated and I couldn't see much elegance in it yet it feels like it can give more in the future. I would definitely agree with you that not all CNDP would require long cellaring time though (for instance I think Rayas doesnt require 20+ years of waiting in most vintages). The best way is for me to open another bottle and test it again and see if I would draw the same conclusion!
4/2/23, 7:47 AM - In fact I really appreciate comments as it means someone is reading and I'm not speaking to myself plus it's always good to hear from other wine enthusiasts. As to your comment on Grenache I do feel it's difficult for me to draw that conclusion. Textbooks say that Grenache can and probably should be consumed without the need of extended aging. For me it's yes and no. Most good makers are capable of making their wines that should be drank 15-20 years old while some could go up to 30+ for their top cuvees. Yes they are different to Bordeaux and Northern Rhone for sure but I wouldn't categorized them as suitable for early consumption. Having said so, I would resample the 06 sometime in the near future to compare again, hopefully I can get another answer by then.
2/20/23, 4:44 PM - oops. You are right.
12/29/22, 5:13 PM - you are right, somehow thought it was exquise, let me revise.
12/2/22, 3:28 PM - Unfortunately what you described did not happen in my bottle. After 3 hours there has been no development and I personally don't think 95 can ever be compared to the likes of 82 and 90. The 82 GPL (despite this is not a very good comparison as they are priced differently) has a lot of depth in it and certainly and it showed a much wider spectrum of nose and palate when I last had it. This is my opinion after tasting this specific bottle and I hope if I ever taste another one I certainly it will be more likeable.
10/17/22, 11:05 PM - Rather difficult to give a precise answer on that but I've always found Boillot whites adequate in taste and palate but the lacks the sophistication that differentiates a good wine and a great wine.
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