A real favorite. What a value — 6 months ago
Trying it again with more attention. Last tasting was at a party and it was the last wine. Old, old wine. Pretty rusty and old looking. Smells like old books and cooked berry products. Flavors are more interesting. Some complex berry notes. Dusty cherry. Strange mossy or forestal thing in the finish. This is pretty interesting stuff. Probably an amazing vineyard that is making $500 bottles now… — 10 months ago
My father has a case of these 1983 BV in his father’s wine collection. Have sat undisturbed for a few decades since my grandfather passed. Opened this for Easter dinner if braised lamb shanks. Had some cork breakage but decanted and let it breathe… it was quite delicious! Looking forward to drinking the rest of his collection! — 5 years ago
rounded edges and plush. Pretty. A touch indistinct but in great shape given its age — 7 days ago
Solid. Plenty of cab taste without being overwhelming — 4 months ago
Very drinkable with a mild flavor. Pairs very well with salad since it is not overpowering — 6 years ago
Great wine for a good cause.. Nice blackberry after notes. — 7 years ago
Really delicious before and during meal. Great Bordeaux. Cosgrove. — 2 months ago
Best to give it air, softens up. Paired with Dutch char white fish and caviar — 8 months ago
Medium gold color.
Aromas of custard, baked lemon.
Dry. Flavors of custard, baked lemon, brioche French toast.
Intensity: 5/5
Complexity: 3/5
Balance: 5/5
Finish: 4/5 — 3 years ago
Earthy base, fresh parsley, plum. Still a bit tanning but good balanced. Domaine Pavelot (Jean-Marc et Hugues) Les Bressandes Beaune 1er Cru Pinot Noir 2015 @1850, Kping -, 220325-220408 — 5 years ago
Cherries, sandalwood and white pepper on the nose. Lovely expression on the palate, with notes of red and black fruits, overripe cherries and brown sugar. Very well done - burger and wine night at Capital Grille, Paramus.
Wifey rating - 93 pts. — 7 years ago

Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego
2021 vintage. Decanted and passed, with high air, between two decanters four times. If it were Caymus, woulda used a blender and forgotten. Last tasted 8.5.26 (9.6) Older (60's, 70's and early 80's) vintages more fruit driven which is quite the surprise in the current Napa Cab climate. Arguably the best GDL Private Reserve this estate has ever made. That goes back six decades. Supple, velveteen entry without the temptations of appearing over-extended. Structured mid-palate. A seeker's wandering, yet undeniably substantial finish. Taste it and you tell me. — 8 days ago