Really smooth mouthfeel, great legs. — 8 years ago
Almost white in color with lots of pear and apple on the nose. Also subtle hints of cranberries. Not as sweet as I was expecting, which was nice, but not overly complex either. Honeysuckle, melon, and green apple dominate the body. Medium to long finish. Excellent QPR! — 8 years ago
thick gri good all he way — 9 years ago
Again a unique opportunity of trying this exceptional wine 66 vintage! Older than me and so powerful! Speechless... — 10 years ago
Yum! Drank this on the recommendation of our Safari Camp Manager, Brett and it was incredible. Big, bold, fruity wine that held up really well to the local peppered venison (aka - Kudu) — 11 years ago
Blackberry on the nose. Cracked black pepper on the pallet. — 11 years ago
New favorite Raspberry wine! — 13 years ago
A blackberry red wine without tasting too dry — 13 years ago
Dark red color with a nice nose of black fruit and a full body with decent complexity and still a decent amount of tannins and fruit which is minimally sweet and a medium aftertaste. Ready, But will last a 3-6 years more in a cool cellar. — 8 years ago
@ smooth 10% alc/v this is a nice and easy sip with delicious peach and nectarine flavors. — 8 years ago
Good nose, medium-body, strawberry, nice finish.
— 9 years ago
Had this with Elena and Ethan — 9 years ago
Very nice, 66 Pichon Lalande overshadowed it though - suppose that's what happens with a 50 yr old and a 34 yr old — 10 years ago
Vintage 1949 in Burgundy according to Broadbent: “..most perfect end of a decade - elegant, well-balanced wines”; Clive Coates in his book Cote D'Or: "best vintage of 40's all-perfect beauty and purity”; Robert M. Parker Jr.: “it was the best of post world war II vintages before 1959”
Henri Leroy at that time was négociant based in Auxey-Duresses, his mythical daughter Lalou Bize-Leroy in 1949 was only seventeen.
Les Cazetiers is amongst the most elevated of Premier Cru site in Gevrey-Chambertin - and indeed the whole of Burgundy.
I drank this precious bottle on Mount Etna with #FrankCornelissen and other dear friends. Uncork this bottle lead to a surgical operation. Just begun to pull it out, a light breath of wine molecule with air bubbles magically have emerged on the surface of the cork. It's been like witness the passing away of a dying old man (or Pinot Noir must be a woman?) That humanized wine had held "élan vital", hope and breath inside him for the last 66 years! A miracle of a wine still so tasty, robust, citrusy, vibrant, earthy, incredibly alive and well-preserved despite color and neck level did not bode so well.. that's what I thought and I'll remember until I die: "the wine was waiting for us to drink it up, he gave off his mortal blow to offer us life, joy and smile!" — 11 years ago
Yummy wine to drink after a day touring the golden circle and watching World Cup! — 12 years ago
A tasty Syrah from Hiching Post. — 13 years ago
Continuing with the Langtons Classification tasting of the Best Australian Wines in the Outstanding Category. This Woodlands Cuvée always named after a Family member is their best expression of Cabernet. I have been buying 6 bottles every year since 2007. In the Wilyabrup dress circle over the road from Moss Wood and close to Cullen and Vasse Felix. Always one of the best in Margaret River. Just noticed @Delect Able that the 2010 is Heather Jean not ShelleyAnne. — 8 years ago
Perfect blend. Almost exactly the same proportion of Sauvignon Blanc 32%, Sémillon 66%, Muscadelle 2% as the famous Château de Portets, Graves, France (30/60/10%)! — 9 years ago

Paul T, Missing My Beautiful Wife 24/7
I really couldn't tell the difference between this 2012 & 2014 💯 pointer, had an allocation of 18 bottles & 4 mags of that 💯 pointer, sold those & drink the previous years.Stronger, less subtle taste. Dry fruit — 9 years ago
66 La Mish has so much aromatics. I could just smell this all night. Black fruits, graphite, cedar, leather, black olive, soy, cigar box, eucalyptus. This is med bodied with good weight and long finish. I have been drinking this vintage for a long time and this 50 yr old wine is drinking much younger than its age and has been fully mature but has not declined. Consistent notes over the past years. — 10 years ago
Hard to beat — 10 years ago
One of the surprise wines of the flight. Best 66 I have tried. — 13 years ago
Strawberry and smooth! — 13 years ago
Joseph Barsky
2011 Vintage. 15.7% Alcohol. 66% Syrah, 33% Mourvèdre, 1% Viognier from the Paderewski Vineyard. Lovely plush fruit bomb to enjoy following our Paso Robles pickups weekend. — 8 years ago