Co-founder & Owner of Vine Connections, importer of the best wines of Argentina, Chile, Japan (sake) & some cool, tiny CA folks.
Better than expected at the price on the list. though this winery almost always delivers the goods. — 2 months ago
My only bottle of 82 Mouton, sadly. This was about as classic a Pauillac as it gets. Hard to believe it is 40 years old as it is sitting somewhere in mid-life. Lovely deep currant fruit, pencil lead, fairly seamless and perfectly balanced tannins and everything else. Will think fondly of this one. — 2 months ago
Too much Brett, even for me. good fruit, but this is just ok — 17 days ago
Only 4 years older than the 82 Mouton but much more evolved (probably due the Merlot). Absolutely hedonistic if you love the really evolved non-fruit flavors of old Bordeaux. Saddle leather, mouthwatering soft older cherry fruit. Would happily drink again but seems doubtful. I’ve had this bottle for quite some time. — 2 months ago
What Ted and Byron said. — a month ago
Very unusual tasty Champers. Plenty of bubbles for 1990 and the flavors have evolved quite a bit. Opens up so don’t drink it too fast! — 2 months ago
Wow, this shows how great dry Riesling can be. Mild petrol nose, bracing acidity of concentrated peaches and lime. A real chameleon as it warms as the body fills out. Wish I had more. — 2 months ago
Ed Lehrman
Well, so drank almost the whole bottle in one sitting with pizza so I must have liked it. — 11 days ago