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  • derek.hara@sbcglobal.net says:

    6/24/2018 7:27:00 AM - Hi, essconsults. I think that Burgundy is more varied, interesting and hedonistically pleasing to me. Burgundy was the last frontier for me as it once intimidated me (intellectually and financially). As I learned more and found my Burg palate I found that there are good buys and eliminated my early misses. All about the producer and vintage in Burgundy...imho.

  • Seth Rosenberg says:

    4/7/2015 2:15:00 AM - I'm pretty sure it was. I wish you had asked earlier, since the Acker BYOs are such bustling events that memories of individual wines can fade quickly. I think I remember someone telling me it was corked, and then smelling and tasting it and getting a huge wad of wet cardboard - but I can't be sure at this point. I own the wine and I've had it before, so I do have something to compare that showing to. Let me check with a few others who were there that night, and I'll get back to you.

  • Burgundy Al says:

    2/6/2015 9:37:00 PM - Re 82 Margaux, that bottle in 2011 was (by far) the best I've ever had. I haven't had it again since.

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