Mark Flesher

9.5

Wine of the night. This wine had EXCELLENT fruit, and showed NO VISIBLE SIGNS of decline. Great powerful blackberry. I was guessing 01 Stag's Leap or Rutherford. Turns out it was Caymus SS 01, but I was second guessing myself on the year because it was a very purple color into the decanter and showing well. The wine had great vanilla on the front, blackberry on the front, and a more youthful middle and finish with some herb. This wine has 10 years left in it no doubt. Whoever cut this one off at 2017 has no idea. This one literally showed no signs of decline whatsoever. Drink by date 2007 - 2030. — 8 years ago

Bodil Martin

10

For our anniversary last night🍷🍷🍷💖💖 — 9 years ago

Bill Bender

9.3

Not as vibrant as the '86 from Friday night but lovely with oysters and cheese — 10 years ago

Elizabeth Pope

9.3

Our last night of vacation with a special wine😊 — 10 years ago

Chris Fleming

9.4

Had the 2011 vintage. Beautiful nose. On the palette: leather, dark sour cherry, a little pepper-like heat, a little sort of wet forest type quality. Medium tannins that grip just the right amount. @Paz Master try this one by the fire on a rainy night in NYC. Perfect for that — 10 years ago

Rob Moose

9.6

First Chave. First red of the night. So dusty and intriguing. Not sure it came alive fully. Will see how the remainder drinks today — 11 years ago

Greg Gregory

9.4

Bordeaux star of the night. Outclassed each of the First Growths. — 9 years ago

with Don

Chris Ursini

Brand Manager Chambers & Chambers

9.1

Wednesday night wine. — 9 years ago

October Cleveland

9.0

A baby is a swell excuse for Monday booze. — 9 years ago

Karla Henderson

9.7

Really enjoyed a bottle at the Ore House in Durango. Sunday being 1/2 price bottle night made it all the more enjoyable. — 10 years ago

Peter Plaehn

8.9

1995 from Mag. A beast that evolved all night. — 10 years ago

Charlie Beatty

Buyer wineworksonline.com

9.7

Awesome 95 from Dr Joe! One of the stars of the night. Great Tuscan at its very peak. Well balanced . Catelli Duo with Monday wine group! CB — 11 years ago

James Parker Huston, CWE

Sommelier Charlie Palmer

9.8

Happy Monday! — 12 years ago

Jared Elder II

10

The big hit of the night! Great fruit foward wine for pairing with this awesome dinner. — 9 years ago

Tom Kobylarz

10

To me the most complex wine of the night offering a deep cerebral experience, with what I thought of as a berry bouquet garni was the 2000 Haut-Brion. The most contemplative, while also a deeply pleasurable wine, offered layers of classic Bordeaux notes of toast, coffee, currants, cassis, subtle & smokey campfire embers, cigar box...the list goes on and most of that was in the nose. The palate was texturally seamless, packed and stacked with structure that never got in the way, though you would notice it on the finish letting you know it was there.

2005 was locked up and unrelenting at first, the second go an hour later was more repenting but it was still not nudging much. A thoroughly excellent wine, but just not revealing much beyond the hints of its greatness.

#hautbrion #pessacleognan #bordeaux #wine — 9 years ago

Kristan Onofrio

9.6

Mild tropical flavors, fresh and crisp, it's fantastic! — 9 years ago

Tracy Lynn Rabago

9.8

For that extra special date night or big moment in your life, this red is always a winner. — 10 years ago

Peter Cobos

9.1

Late night Rioja. — 10 years ago

with Kevin

Reagan Nunnally

9.2

Big jammy zin on a cool fall night. — 11 years ago

Jamie Magid

10

1948 Cheval Blanc going to be a great night. — 11 years ago