Wine and choc class — 10 years ago
An incredible cognac with a unique aging process. — 10 years ago
celebrating birthday with great friends and its majesty Caymus. Cabernet sauvignon perfection — 11 years ago
What's not to love? Oh when the waiter keeps refilling the glasses and not letting the wine breath. Perfection in a bottle — 12 years ago
Perfection in a bottle! — 13 years ago
Bottle was in great condition. First time to drink the '95 vintage. Outrageously delicious. Near perfection. — 10 years ago
Utter perfection... — 10 years ago
Unbelievable. Perfection on its own! — 11 years ago
Perfection. — 11 years ago
Perhaps the best bottle of wine I have ever had! Pure perfection! Elegant, rich, perfectly balanced, huge aromas, still tons of fruit, and a finish that's still lingering. Better still, I enjoyed this bottle at Martin Berasetegui in San Sebastián, a 3 star Michelin restaurant. Outstanding!! — 11 years ago
Une perfection de vieillissement avec du cuir et beaucoup de finesse — 11 years ago
As close to perfection as u can get at this price point — 12 years ago
Perfection — 12 years ago
Perfection — 13 years ago
A salty, tart finish that sets it apart from a provençal counterpart. — 9 years ago
WOTN, was a bit warm, but after 5 mins in the ice bucket, exploded in complexity and sweet fruit. This is close to perfection, and will get even better for decades! — 11 years ago
It would have been impossible to give this the time it needed to open up. On honeymoon in Tuscany and one of the best bottles of wine I've had the opportunity to try in my life. And we scored it for a great price! — 12 years ago
Narun P
Heavily scuffed label that it is impossible to identify the vintage.
Bricked purple. Opaque and non-transparent. Widened rim.
Dried black currant, herbaceous, dusty red soil.
Great traditional Napa structure - medium high acidity, medium body, harmonious tannin, dry. Amazing pedigree of a wine. Black currant, blackberry, dark cherry. No trace of stewed fruits or overripeness.
This is the traditionalist's dream wine. Fresh, no over-extraction, sensible oak barrel usage. Long lasting and classic. 92. — 9 years ago