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Jerry Hey

Closed with a Diam 30 which had a slippery, shiny coating of possibly silicone. Dark color and seemingly extracted a bit, with an equally dark nose of blue fruits; fairly accessible with no secondary flavors at this point. Smooth on the palate with good length. Keep for more maturity but worth tryin...

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Sauternes but Zalto burgs.

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The second night of the '12 Ancegnieres is as good as the first night. I haven't had the '10 en Remilly in a while - I'll have to check in on that soon.

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I got first growths for $335 a case and several others including Lynch Bages at @110. Those were the days. Thankfully I have a few assorted cases left.

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I'm having this wine tonight and it drinks well above its village status. Golden yellow with some apple and honey, a touch of good sulfur, some lime, and great length. Definitely in a good spot now. Update after a couple hours the nose is more effusive with honey and fennel and plenty of spice and a...

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I bought 82s on release and sold a bottle of Cheval Blanc to Mark Golodetz a few years ago. He can attest to the attributes a pristine bottle has. Mouton, Lafite, Cheval, Margaux, and others have all been in great shape over the years and I still have a few assorted cases to taste.

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Michael S. Monie wrote: ↑January 3rd, 2021, 9:59 am 2005 Mugnier Marechale is showing beautifully right now.

Agree and I'm not a Mugnier fan.

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alan weinberg wrote: ↑January 2nd, 2021, 3:56 pm Jerry keeps telling me to drink C Morey. I guess I’ll drink his! If I ever see him!

Ok I'll open a Caroline Morey for you, hopefully before 2022.

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Wow....

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Judging on a bottle of 2005 Rousseau Chambertin I had in 2014, I would say that the best of 2005 will stand head to head with all the other "vintages of the Century". I haven't started drinking many of my 2005s yet, but a few village wines have been very good with lots of life. That being ...

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Sounds excellent. I tasted with Bruno last February and they are indeed making some great wines. Particularly surprising was the Savigny-les-Beaune 1er Cru La Dominode.

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alan weinberg wrote: ↑December 29th, 2020, 8:07 pm
Fred C wrote: ↑December 28th, 2020, 6:07 pm
Jerry Hey wrote: ↑December 28th, 2020, 5:33 pm 2011 PYCM Meursault Perrieres this week was excellent.
Love the MP and BBM from PYCM.
+1. The BBM is the best I’ve ever had. Lots of great wines. Too bad the damn bottles are so heavy.

You lift weights - you can handle those bottles!!

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2011 PYCM Meursault Perrieres this week was excellent.

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'93 Prieur Musigny at Troisgros a few years ago was just average.

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Clos du Colombier looks very nice, and I love that village and its wines, but I noted that the Tripadvisor review of Sept 2020 says there is no AC, which may or may not be an issue in July.

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Bryan runs his business on a small scale with quality wines. And he is a good guy with a fine palate. I have bought from him and would buy again without hesitation.

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Levernois, L' Hotel de Beaune, Chez Les Fatien or Jardin des Lois. These are all fantastic The first two are luxe. The last two comfortable and less expensive. I would also check out this belonging to Bruno Colin. In Beaune. 41 Maufoux By Bruno Colin Again, Don, you and I are aligned in hotels. We'...

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Thanks for doing this guys. Good stuff covered. Shout out to Jerry Hey for throwing shade to all with his wall of hit records. & Charlie for his empty bed. It is one of the only places in my house that gets decent wifi reception and I was in the middle of watching Indiana basketball lose in ove...

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Thanks for doing this guys. Good stuff covered. Shout out to Jerry Hey for throwing shade to all with his wall of hit records. & Charlie for his empty bed. It is one of the only places in my house that gets decent wifi reception and I was in the middle of watching Indiana basketball lose in ove...

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I had several dinner with Bipin Desai in the 70's and 80's. Some of the wines he poured were '29 DRC Romanee Conti, '47 Cheval Blanc, '82 Vogue Musigny Blanc, '53 Rousseau Chambertin, '62 Clos de Tart, and a whole host of other greats. And I have bought wines from him - cases of '82 Bordeaux like La...

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Lynch Bages

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I'm really surprised no one has mentioned the Wine Enthusiast Zenology glasses. To me they are pound-for-pound the best wine glasses on the market. They are mouth-blown (not machine made) are just as light as Zaltos (as I have both and have used them side by side) and are less than half the price a...

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Another vote for William Kelly for the discovery of the year. He makes his wine knowledge interesting and informative.

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2005 Rayas CdP

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1971 Romanee-Conti from magnum at La Paulee and 1988 Krug Clos du Mesnil in a friend's backyard by the pool. We have a winner!! Two of my very favorite wines of all time. Here are a few of mine from this year: 2008 Dom, 2008 Cristal, and 2008 Vilmart CdC 2009 PYCM Batard, 2011 PYCM Montrachet, 2001...

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Don't mess with Don!!

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Great wines. I love the 89 Lynch Bages

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I read wine articles to find out more about wine. I even balk at most of my musician friends recommending music to me, so I'd rather not hear any thoughts on someone's musical opinions. Music may even be more of a personal preference than wine.

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Roellinger's smoked paprika from France. He is a three star chef with a great place in Brittany and makes all his spices.

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Jeremy - "I really like Pierre-Yves' 2018's. Every bit as good as his '17's."

Thanks for this - I have my allocation of 2018 PYCM wines coming sometime soon.

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That probably wouldn't happen with one of those big PYCM bottles.

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Excellent, Stas. You're lucky to be able to be in Burgundy now.

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The Octopus Teacher??

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Interesting note - "Lives up to the hype, and then some. On par with the brilliant 2008 Dom Perignon and Cristal". I've had the 08 Dom a few times and the Cristal twice and I'd certainly give them more than the 93 points you did, unless that is for current tasting and not future potential.

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Looking forward to this. I'll be there.

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alan weinberg wrote: ↑October 31st, 2020, 4:35 pm historically this cuvée came to attention with the 85 w élevage by Leroy—a Parker 100, as I recall.

I bought the '85 Leroy version of this wine on release and have had it three times. Not sure if it is a 100 pointer but it's a great wine.

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Another great wine meets its demise at the hands of Jeremy Holmes. And lots of great notes.

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I made hachis parmentier with duck confit and porcini on Friday and served 2002 d'Angerville Clos des Ducs. It was a perfect match.

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'81 Margaux is good.

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I had the '13 PYCM St Aubin en Remilly earlier this week and agree that it is one of the better vintages showing easily above its 1er cru status. Thanks for the notes and the dinner sounds great at the Miramar.

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No. Maybe Clos St Jacques, Meursault Perrieres, Cros Parantoux

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Excellent customer service today after receiving the wrong pinot noir glasses. I recommend these Zenology glasses for everyday use. They are a slightly smaller version of the Zalto burg glass and have a ten year replacement guarantee. https://www.wineenthusiast.com/zenology-pinot-noir-wine-glasses?q...

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Great notes on the Rousseau wines. I haven't had them side by side but last year had the Beze and was very impressed. It has been a few years since I've had the Chambertin but have always loved that wine too. But when Covid is over I do have a 96 Chambertin ready for a dinner with wine friends.

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Alan - I'm available for that dinner with William Kelly....

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$150 is my limit. Too many other great Champagnes for a lot less than that.

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The Jouard wines I've had have all had a tendency toward premox so I stay clear of them now.

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THe '88 Krug CdM is the greatest Champagne I have ever tasted. Jealous of that one...

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I had the 02 a couple weeks ago and loved it. Much older than that and Champagne usually loses its appeal for me unless it is still youthful and full of energy.

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Il Mulino di Gragnano. Great texture and bite to it.

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I had this bottle about a month ago and was pleasantly surprised by how approachable it was. Excellent NSG with lots of upside potential.

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