Château Mayne-Vieil

Fronsac Red Bordeaux Blend 2011

Robert Toro

9.0

Finely structured! — 10 years ago

Château Haut Mayne

Sauternes Sémillon-Sauvignon Blanc Blend 2011

Nigel Stuke

8.9

Not as thick feeling as other Sauternes I've had so I like it better. Characteristic honey flavors, the ending is a bit weird and minerally / barrelly... Flavors of hard water? — 10 years ago

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Les Chais du Vieux Bourg

Côtes du Jura Poulsard 2010

Paul Courtright

9.5

Danke Ludwig! — 12 years ago

Vieux Papes

Red Rhone Blend

Lee Marcotte

Really great. Well balanced. — 13 years ago

Vieux Château Palon

Montagne-St. Émilion Red Bordeaux Blend 2010

Joe Paradise

8.9

Solid, struuctured and dark. Muscular for a saint emillion but still true to form. — 10 years ago

Schrader Cellars

Vieux-Os Old Vine Black Sears Vineyard Zinfandel 2009

Nick Ristoff

9.4

Drank it after my college graduation, best Zinfandel I've ever had — 10 years ago

Vieux Mas des Papes

Châteauneuf-du-Pape Red Rhone Blend 2003

Anthony Lombardi

9.1

2003- Don't be afraid of the vintage :) 80 Grenache knit beautifully w/ 20 Mourvedre. This was the precursor to VT's "Telegramme" bottling. Dark fruit & pronounced black pepper w/ a secondary savory/umami note. — 11 years ago

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Luke Thompson

I need to drink more Rhone stuff. Starter suggestions?

Anthony Lombardi

Guigal makes well priced wines which show off the various appellations well. St Cosme too. Any Kermit Lynch imports. The Perrin family. In the Northern Rhone, Crozes-Hermitage & St Joseph are good appellations to start with as you can find great wines which are well priced. In the South, Cotes du Rhone & the various villages, Vacqueyras, Lirac, Corbieres, Ventoux. Gigondas will show more structured wines in the South.

Eventually work your way to Cote Rotie, CDP & Hermitage & weep for your wallet. :)

Luke Thompson

Thanks a lot!