
1985 vintage. A nice surprise and another testimony to the ageing potential of the great 1985 vintage. Still a solid colour at 37 years old. Smoke and cedar wood, good concentration of dried fruits and spices. There is complexity and length, well worth seeking out if you like older wines. — 4 years ago
Muy muy bueno — 6 years ago
Yum. Very smooth. Mostly hints of cherry with some citrus notes — 6 years ago
Young St. Emilion blend of 90% Merlot and 10% Cabernet Franc. Red berries, plum and smoky notes. Medium to full bodied, chrisp acidity and some heat from alcohol. Still a little bit off, needs year or two to settle down. Don’t know can I wait so long for this very decent wine with excelent value. — 7 years ago
A toast, juniper, earthy and vanilla. Nice, very nice. — a month ago
Delicious berry with faintest hint of sweetness, but still gently robust. — 6 months ago
Delicious Bordeaux — 2 years ago
Opaque blood red, slightly burgundy colour, a lot of (American?) Oak on the nose, leather, chewy tannins — 5 years ago
Great potential. Too young and harsh for now. — 6 years ago
Oak and spice aromas. Lots of oak. Darker red fruit and some black, lots of oak spice on the palate. Way too young right now. — 7 years ago
Giza balcony with S — 3 months ago
Solid value here — 5 months ago
Mild light and fruity — 8 months ago
Very good white wine. Doesn't have that artificial taste some whites do. — 5 years ago
Great red wine with Christmas prime rib — 7 years ago
Deep garnet purple in the glass. Abundant nose of cassis and graphite, echoed on the palate with a bit of additional black fruit. Medium acidity. Medium tannins. Lengthy, dark finish. Classic right bank Bordeaux that’s drinking very well now, but still has a few good years left. Filet with Bordelaise is a natural, but work your way out from there. — 7 years ago
Ming L
The nose opens with waves of ripe black cherry, cassis, plum liqueur, and dark chocolate Beneath the opulence lies impressive complexity with hints of espresso, violets, and peppery spice emerge gradually with air. The palate is dense and supple, showing warmth and generosity. Plenty of nuance beneath the lavish fruit.
Possibly the best value for a St-Emilion GCC. Will need to seek out more. — a month ago