Last 10 wines you drank. Tells us something about what you like.

[PCLIN]

2007 Fourrier Petite Vougeot
2011 La Petite Eglise
2015 Ganevat De Toure Beaute Nature
2012 Perrot Minot Gevrey Chambertin
2016 Scarborough Wine Co Semillon Late Harvest
1993 Jean Tardy Boudots
1999 Dujac Aux Combottes
2013 Donnhoff Leisternberg Kabinett
2010 Senechaux CDP
2016 Domaine Sogga Obuse Winery Cabernet Sauvignon

[Robert.A.Jr.]

2000 Chateau Branaire Duluc-Ducru
2009 Raffault Chinon Les Picasses
2016 Domaine Charvin Cotes du Rhone
1995 Chateau Bel-Air Marquis d'Aligre
1969 Viuva Gomes Colares
2000 Chateau Sociando Mallet
2000 Chateau d'Issan
2005 Opus One
2016 Fabre Montmayou Cab Franc - a decanted 96-point meh
2016 St Damien Gigondas VV - gloppy
2009 Dom Perignon
2006 Dom Perignon

[Pat Burton]

2010 Antonio Vallana e Figlio Spanna Cuvee Bernardo Vallana
1990 Joh. Jos. Prüm Bernkasteler Johannisbrünnchen Riesling Eiswein Lange Goldkapsel Auction
1994 La Rioja Alta Rioja Viña Alberdi Reserva
2013 Zepaltas Pinot Noir Suacci
NV Valdespino Jerez-Xérès-Sherry Don Gonzalo Oloroso 20 Years Old
1983 Château Meyney
1999 Moët & Chandon Champagne Cuvée Dom Pérignon
1988 P. Licht-Bergweiler Brauneberger Juffer Riesling Auslese
1989 Zind-Humbrecht Gewurztraminer Goldert Vendange Tardive
2007 Marie-Noëlle Ledru Champagne Grand Cru Brut Millésimé

[Jürgen Steinke]

From memory ...

Faiveley Bourgogne rouge 2015
Franz Keller Weißburgunder Bassgeige 2016 (Pinot Blanc Baden)
Sociando Mallet 2003
Mongeard Mugneret Bourgogne rouge 2015
Marques de Riscal 2016 blanc
Vina Tondonia Reserva 2001
Fontodi Chianti Classico 2015
Von Gleichenstein Grauburgunder 2016 (Pinot Gris Baden)
Coutier Champagne NV
Chateaux Léoville Poyferré 1995

[kyledorsey]

La Vizcaína, "La Vittoriana," Bierzo 2016
Maestracci, "Clos Reginu," Corsica 2017
Piedrasassi, "PS Syrah," Santa Barbara, 2017
Alzinger, "Mühlpoint Grüner Veltliner Federspiel," Wacchau, 2016
Fèlsina, "Berardegna," Chianti Classico Riserva, 2015
Bedrock, "Old Vine Zinfandel," California, 2016
Alain Verset, "Cornas," Cornas, 2013
Pütz-Botet, "Lieserer-Süsenberg Auslese," Mosel, 1997
Chartogne-Taillet, "Cuvee St. Anne," Champagne, NV
Luis Rodriguez, "A Teixa," Ribeiro, 2015

[Jayson Cohen]

From memory ...

Faiveley Bourgogne rouge 2015
Franz Keller Weißburgunder Bassgeige 2016 (Pinot Blanc Baden)
Sociando Mallet 2003
Mongeard Mugneret Bourgogne rouge 2015
Marques de Riscal 2016 blanc
Vina Tondonia Reserva 2001
Fontodi Chianti Classico 2015
Von Gleichenstein Grauburgunder 2016 (Pinot Gris Baden)
Coutier Champagne NV
Chateaux Léoville Poyferré 1995

What did you think of 1995 Poyferre?

[Frank Murray III]

Here are mine. I dig this thread and like to come back to it and see what people are putting down. As the month goes along, this list is gonna have a lot more champagne, fo sho.

2016 Model Farm Syrah
2012 Copain Pinot Noir "En Bas" Kiser
2015 Mending Wall Cabernet Sauvignon
2016 Rivers-Marie Pinot Noir Bearwallow Vineyard
2008 Hugues Godmé Champagne Grand Cru Millésimé
2016 Carlisle Zinfandel Carlisle Vineyard
2016 Rivers-Marie Pinot Noir Occidental Ridge Vineyard
2016 Rhys Alesia Pinot Noir Anderson Valley
2016 Rivers-Marie Chardonnay Joy Road Vineyard
2012 Marguet Père et Fils Champagne La Grande Ruelle
2014 Vouette et Sorbée Champagne Textures

[JAKE H A N C O C K]

1986 Pichon Lalande
1980 Silver Oak
1983 chateau guiraud cheval blanc
NV Pol Roger
NV Lucien albrecht cremant d’alsace
2014 Niellon les vergers
2014 Foillard cuvee corcelette
2006 Beaucastel
2016 Bernard Moreau Bourgogne blanc
2015 Faury st Joseph vielles vignes

[William Kelley]

Fun idea, especially as the last couple of nights have been epic.

2009 Pierre Morey Tesson
2011 JM Stephan Coteaux du Tupin
1978 Chateau Pradeaux Bandol (epic, by the way)
2006 F Cotat La Grande Côte
1982 Branaire-Ducru
1971 Mouton-Rothschild
1990 DRC GE
1990 Clape Cornas
2000 Giacosa Rocche del Falletto Riserva
2013 Keller Absterde

[G. Shields]

2014 Cascina Gilli 'Arvele' Freisa d'Asti
2016 Domaine de la Petite Gallee Vielles Vignes Coteaux du Lyonnais
2016 Puech Noble Coteaux du Languedoc
2017 Landron 'La Louvetrie' Muscadet-Sevres et Mains
2013 Rene Lequin-Colin Santenay 1er Cru 'La Comme'
2017 Patrice Colin 'Pierre a Feu' Coteaux du Vendomois
2015 Domaine de La Cabotte 'Gabriel' CdR-Village Massif d'Uchaux
2014 Stephane Ogier 'La Rosine' Syrah Collines Rhodaniennes
2016 Chateau de La Grange Muscadet-Cotes de Grandlieu sur Lie

...suggests i drink mostly French, often local, on the whole modest but authentic and well made, and that i like Muscadet, especially with oysters at this time of year!

Edit: actually there should be a whole load more beaujolais here but i guess this list caught me at an odd time! At least there is one gamay though...

[James Billy]

2009 Pierre Morey Tesson

Pierre made great wines in 2009. In fact, he makes great wines in most vintages IMO.

[Matt K]

According to my Vivino... Might have 'forgotten' a few...

2017 Ch St Jean Lyon Vineyard Fumé Blanc
2014 Ch Cantenac Saint-Emilion GC
2008 Ochoa Vendimia Tardia Moscatel
2016 Ch St Jean Benoist Ranch PN
2013 Domaine Lafond CdP Roc Epine
2017 Verterra Leelenau Penninsula Dry Riesling
2014 Siro Panceti Rosso di Montalcino
2007 Ch Bouscassé Argile Rouge
2016 Domaine Servin Chablis 1er Cru 'Vaillons'
N.V. Marie-Pierre Manciat Crémant de Bourgogne Brut


Quite a varied list, now that I'm seeing it written out. Some very nice wines though!

[Sh@n A]

Winebid drinking... and not solo

2008 Oremus Tokaji Aszú 5 Puttonyos
2001 Mauro Sebaste Barolo Monvigliero
2004 Mauro Sebaste Barolo Monvigliero
2009 Paolo Scavino Barolo Monvigliero
2012 Cappellano Barolo Piè Rupestris Otin Fiorin (Gabutti)
2004 Vietti Barolo Castiglione
1993 Paolo Scavino Barolo Rocche dell'Annunziata
1998 Allegrini Amarone della Valpolicella Classico
2000 Paitin di Pasquero-Elia Barbaresco Vecchie Vigne Sorì Paitin
2001 Château Suduiraut
2002 Domaine de Courcel Pommard 1er Cru Les Rugiens
2003 Domaine Jean Grivot Nuits St. Georges 1er Cru Les Boudots
2005 Beaux Frères Pinot Noir Beaux Frères Vineyard
2008 Louis Jadot Gevrey-Chambertin 1er Cru Clos St. Jacques
2007 Faiveley Gevrey-Chambertin 1er Cru Les Cazetiers
1989 Faiveley Gevrey-Chambertin 1er Cru Les Cazetiers
2015 Thibault Liger-Belair Bourgogne Les Grands Chaillots

Favorite: Faiveley Cazetiers (perhaps cheating with a mini vertical)
Tier II: 2004 Mauro (great value for $50!), 2008 Jadot Clos St. Jacques (slightly more cranberry, but has a stony/earthiness I like)
Tier III: 2001 Suduiraut (1st was too petrol, this one was much better), 2002 Courcel (was better with beef), 2005 Beaux Freres (elegant strawberry), 2012 Cappellano (not as good as 2011)
Misses/Disappointment: Both Scavinos were on the oaky/clunky side. Oremus Tokaji lacked freshness

Personal lessons: Oregons with age are better than I expected, but Burgundy for the win. Scavino too hit & miss with me. I can enjoy Pommards with a lot of age and right food. I find older Amarone a bit hit or miss as well.

[Jeff Cassetta]

In order of most recent to past:

2006 St. Cosme Cote Rotie
2005 St. Cosme Cote Rotie
2015 Kutch Chardonay
1996 Leoville Las Cases
2006 Harlan
2006 Screaming Eagle
2006 Colgin IX Estate
1983 Margaux
1982 Margaux
2000 Leoville Las Cases
2000 Branaie Ducru

I know it's eleven...Sunday to Sunday...yes, it was a good week...

[Rajesh P a r i k h]

In order of most recent to past:

2006 St. Cosme Cote Rotie
2005 St. Cosme Cote Rotie
2015 Kutch Chardonay
1996 Leoville Las Cases
2006 Harlan
2006 Screaming Eagle
2006 Colgin IX Estate
1983 Margaux
1982 Margaux
2000 Leoville Las Cases
2000 Branaie Ducru

I know it's eleven...Sunday to Sunday...yes, it was a good week...

What were your thoughts on the 2000 Las Cases? Would you prefer more age on it?

[Jeff Cassetta]

Rajesh, the 2000 LLC can be enjoyed now as a "young" wine, but it is about 6-8 years away from entering the zone. The 96 LLC just yesterday was still a few years away...but really special...

[Jürgen Steinke]

Jayson,

1995 Leoville Poyferré is a typical example of the vintage. IMO the wine has still not reached the peak. My cellar is temp. controlled and the evolution of 1995 Left Bank Bordeaux is as fast as a snail. While the bouquet is already developed and "sweet" I detected some unresolved tannins in the aftertaste. I think the wine is fine and will be better in 5 years from my cellar and if I had to give a score it would be something like 91+. I think 1995 was slightly overrated when the wines came onto the market and they are an modern version of 1988. That's not bad but not outstanding either.