2001 vintage. Bot from MD?
Perfect with marinated rack of lamb. — 11 years ago
Deep and inky. Great combination of body and elegance. Made fast friends with roasted rack of lamb. — 12 years ago
Tasty with a lot of rack time still left to go. — 13 years ago
Decanted over 1hr, drank really well for a 29yr old wine. Paired with rack of lamb and NY steak. Starting to@like these older bordeaux. — 9 years ago
Erik's PA graduation. This is aging nicely — 9 years ago
Beautiful pairing with roast rack of lamb. Meaty tannins, game, smoke, dates, and dried cherries. Rich on the palate with a long finish. — 10 years ago
Great Beaujolais ! Enjoyed it with a rack of lamb. — 11 years ago

Made traditionally with 80% Chardonnay and 20% Pinot Noir, this sparkler is very refreshing — 11 years ago
Warm, spicy, smooth finish — 12 years ago
This wine is in excellent phase at 21 . Pairs well with rack of lamb. Medium body still giving some bright red cherry, cassis, cedar, herbs and a bit of mint on the finish. Very well balanced wine! — 9 years ago
Smooth, no sharp ending — 9 years ago
17 January 2016. The Duck Inn, Chicago, IL — 10 years ago
Sold this bottle for $360. My guest Loved it! His guest loved it aswell. They paired it with Filet, Lobster Mash potatoes and rack of Lamb. The gentlemen offered me a glass and was AmAzing
Caymus Special Selection Cabernet Sauvignon is the only wine in the world twice honored as "Wine of the Year" by Wine Spectator Magazine — 11 years ago

Underwhelmed exceedingly high expectations..... Perhaps it was the vintage?! Lacked the concentration or focus of the best versions of this. That said, still beautiful wine, especially w/rack of lamb #firstworldproblems — 11 years ago
Clearly the label got messed up from the wine rack. — 12 years ago
James Forsyth
Vaucluse is Michael White's Upper East Side French restaurant with a slight American twist. And so it is the wine list. Large sections of French wine are bookended by their US equivalents. Two pages of Burgundy are followed by a handful of Sonoma and Oregon Pinots. We stayed Old School and went for a Bordeaux. Red fruit, tar, leather, somewhat advanced beyond its decade of life. A tasty mid weight wine that was lovely with the rack of lamb and establishment atmosphere. — 9 years ago