Wednesday, November 29, 2023 - I always feel that Haut Brion will be the winner if its in the blind tasting as it more mellow and female drinker like it. For aged Bordeaux, this is clearly a treat. Pronounced nose intesoty with notes of aged red and black fruits, mushroom, flora, spices, cedar and toast. Medium+ acidity and medium tannin. Long finish. Drink up. Will not improve with ageing.
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Comment posted by StefanAkiko:
12/2/2023 10:25:00 PM - Glass half full or half empty?
I would say: "no hurry, it's not falling off a cliff anytime soon."
Cheers 😉
Comment posted by Sean Tay:
12/6/2023 2:09:00 PM - I would say it depend on the storage condition. If store well it can last very long. Usually for >30 years vintage, the bottle condition; ullage, cork condition, provenance is more important than the good/bad vintage itself.
Comment posted by djhammond:
12/30/2023 12:07:00 PM - Hi Sean. I endorse your comments re longevity, but am more generous in my rating with a 97. I have managed to acquire a few of these recently, and it reminds me of how a top mature Bordeaux can deliver an almost holy experience.