Thanks Steve! — 9 years ago
More fruit driven and powerful than the Bindi Original. Ripe fleshy cherry notes. Silky mouthfeel. Through the waves of fruit there is also a reasonable level of tannin and acid which will carry it into the future. A class act. — 10 years ago
Usually have the best wine of the week at Sunday lunch. The 86 Latour is this weeks wine of the week. Hi Tannic year in Bordeaux and many experts think that Latour lost the plot in 86 with most thinking that Mouton was the wine of the vintage. This wine had lots of leather savouriness with no fruit character but still a class act. A good wine but not at the usual superlative Latour standard. — 11 years ago
Australia 旨い白だ! — 11 years ago
2001. Wotn by split vote 3-2. I voted for it. If u dig 01 Bordeaux becoz of low tannin but good structure, u will admire this. Bouquet forming, juicy balancing red n black fruit and the tannin magnificently round! Opens up after an hour in decanter. Buy. — 12 years ago
Deep ruby , still young looking. Aromas of ripe plum, cherry and spice . Still youthful and exciting on the nose . In the mouth also , lovely balancing acidity sweet tannin. Very long and balanced on the finish . Perhaps it is missing a bit of complexity , but it may come with more bottle age — 8 years ago
Really beautiful, light but full of flavour — 9 years ago
The first hour is a bit bitter but good and interesting. After an hour it integrates and wow. Still has that vintage bitterness but fruit comes out with balancing sweet licorice. A very tasty wine but it's singularity is impressive. This is why you buy natural wine from great winemakers. You get wine that is good but also a new experience. Man delivers what God hath wrought. Wow. Bravo. — 10 years ago
Such a baby yet, huge aromatics of apricot, lemon zest, stone fruit. Bright crisp acidity balancing a luscious sweetness. Power and finesse in one. Tons of age left. — 11 years ago
Had last tried this at ep tastings in 2005. This is actually even better than I had expected. Lovely black fruits with balancing acidity lovely finish ..... Bravo Pontet Canet! — 11 years ago
Very good nose with intense aroma of ripe fruit and cassis. Its dark ruby red color does not deceive ones sense. The density of the wine with well balancing between tannin and acidity. This will get even better in the next 5-10 years. — 13 years ago
On the flight from Dubai to Singapore . Ch Cos d'Estournel, 2004. Deeper core than the Quintet tasted alongside , less bright rim bordering on garnet , but young I suppose for the age , viscous legs . Classic cigar box , truffle and blackcurrant, cassis notes . Serious , cool vintage character. Lovely fruit on the palate , nice balancing acidity , cassis and darker fruits predominating. Tannins slightly drying , though this seems to be entering mid life they still may resolve . There is a nice quantity of fruit , but this does come across as an 'off vintage' , though I don't particularly like that term. Again elegant and reasonably long finish . An interesting pair of wines , this and the Mount Mary Quintet as it happens . — 9 years ago
Pale gold. This wine swept all before it on the Australian Show Circuit and has stamped Heytesbury as one of our great Chardonnays. A leesy smokey nose with a hint of sewing machine oil. Still citrusy with medium + intensity. A class act. — 9 years ago
An ode to 2 amazing women who look and act far younger than this '66 BV with whom they share a birthday. Still fresh and gaining weight in the glass for an hour, the nose was classic Napa. It showed neither bricking or shading of the cassis and black cherry fruit, with acidity and tannins on the downside but fading gracefully. What a pleasant surprise - thanks to @benchmark and sommelier Brian @farm at carneros inn, who cracked a cork I would've destroyed! — 11 years ago

Matthew Cohen
Very good B.B. nice richness. Balancing acidity. A touch of minerality. — 8 years ago