In some cases I think this is not enough age. If you take VT as an example, in the last few years the 1995 has started to exhibit what I think of as the win for aging it. I haven’t seen that yet in the 98, 99 or 00, even though those wines can be very enjoyable. In my opinion the 95 is turning into a stunning wine and is entering a long period where it will be very good. I loved it when it was very young too (first ~2 years after release) but it was totally different then. It was a very dark wine with a load of soft tannin. Now it’s more Rayas-styled.
98 was also good on release and then it shut down. After that I had it quite a few times, though I stopped drinking my own bottles as I didn’t think it was showing well. In the last few years I think it has come out of the shell, but it hasn’t yet gone the red-fruited route. For me, probably not yet as good as it was at 2 years old.