Perfect with jambalaya — 2 years ago
Smooth velvety, deep blackberry and smoke. #liquidheaven #thatsgoodshit — 3 years ago
Incredible. With this age it starts to become drinkable. A big boy. But elegant at this stage. — 3 months ago
Very delicious wine with a big Christmas dinner — 5 months ago
Swordfish with olives capers sun dried tomatoes — 2 years ago
Leoville Barton is one of my favorite St. Julien producers and still one of the best values upon release of Left Bank Bordeaux’s. If my memory is correct, I think this was WS’s wine of the year a few years ago.
I haven’t had this since the release at UGC. It was so fresh then. It has definitely put on weight and showing some nice evolution. But, Anthony made his wines for the ages. This will rise 2-3 points with 20 years bottle age.
It is round and lush. Blackberries, black plum, black raspberries, purple fruits, blueberries, some creamy raspberries & dark cherries. Anise, light graphite, tobacco ash, leather, dark, rich earth with dry leaves, dry river stone, limestone marl, dark spice, dry herbaceous notes, hints of black olive, black licorice, dry stems, mix of dry & candied dark flowers, very nice round acidity and a well; balanced, structured, tensioned and polished finish that last minutes.
Would open this in 2032 and beyond. — 2 months ago
Electric tension. Smells like smashing two rocks together. Lime, gooseberry, white peach. Like the Millenium Falcon entering warp speed. Probably would’ve called Premier Cru Chablis in a blind. — 6 months ago
Had the 2019 vintage tonight with some fresh pasta and shrimp at our fav Italian place Delicious Cab with fruit forward flavor and a nice, easy finish. The legs were long and lush. So glad we were able to try this tonight- I would definitely recommend this as a regular bottle in the rotation! — 3 years ago
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With kbbq kalbi — a month ago