He prefers '07
At this point I’d guess with a knife and fork. How the mighty have fallen…
I have read that for a lot of people as they get older they lose their palates and can only really taste the big, over-oaked, high alcohol wines. I guess this is happening here. I am afraid we will start seeing a lot of posts about how unfairly Rolland is maligned and about what a great palate Leve has. It is sad.
En Magnum. Of course.
I have read that for a lot of people as they get older they lose their palates and can only really taste the big, over-oaked, high alcohol wines.
Look, the Ovid-Owl has never been a fan of Burgundy or restrained Pinots. That along with his new found passion for lumberyard high-test…what additional evidence is required?
RT
Of course this could be entirely staged to save face, but these boxes have a smattering of each of the following:
Not sure why the 2001 Montrose is missing.
Good stuff!
Of course this could be entirely staged…
Give yourself credit, you’ve seen the direction Bordeaux is headed. The writing’s on the wall. You’re proactively adapting. A man ahead of his time.
RT
Of course this could be entirely staged to save face, but these boxes have a smattering of each of the following:
472F8105-F65E-49EC-AFD8-15B0BF821DAF.jpeg
Not sure why the 2001 Montrose is missing.Good stuff!
I think the first hints of a problem were the many times when he spelled Montrose as “Monstrose.” Obviously cries for help:
https://www.wineberserkers.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=55428&p=728892&hilit=monstrose#p728892 (post 21)
The Person to Blame for High Prices on Bordeaux - WINE TALK - WineBerserkers (post 26)
One nice burg, and one BDX - WINE TALK - WineBerserkers (post 6)
Massive 2005 Bordeaux Retrospective (Long) - WINE TALK - WineBerserkers (post 45)
TN: Chateau Montrose with Mr. Herve Berland - WINE TALK - WineBerserkers (post 18, see post 20)
Big Bigger Biggerest: 2007 Clos du Papes, 2003 Monstrose, 2010 Rieussec - WINE TALK - WineBerserkers (title of thread)
I am a bit nervous to be stalked like that!
Of course this could be entirely staged to save face, but these boxes have a smattering of each of the following:
472F8105-F65E-49EC-AFD8-15B0BF821DAF.jpeg
Not sure why the 2001 Montrose is missing.Good stuff!
I think the first hints of a problem were the many times when he spelled Montrose as “Monstrose.” Obviously cries for help:
https://www.wineberserkers.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=55428&p=728892&hilit=monstrose#p728892 (post 21)
The Person to Blame for High Prices on Bordeaux - WINE TALK - WineBerserkers (post 26)
One nice burg, and one BDX - WINE TALK - WineBerserkers (post 6)
Massive 2005 Bordeaux Retrospective (Long) - WINE TALK - WineBerserkers (post 45)
TN: Chateau Montrose with Mr. Herve Berland - WINE TALK - WineBerserkers (post 18, see post 20)
Big Bigger Biggerest: 2007 Clos du Papes, 2003 Monstrose, 2010 Rieussec - WINE TALK - WineBerserkers (title of thread)
Damn…dats sum Monstruous detective work
I may be hitting that Macallan late tonight.
Client dinner at 6:30, first. Heavy politics day. Need cleansing.
I am a bit nervous to be stalked like that!
If you only knew how flattered Alfert is right now…somewhere he is blushing over some 28 brix ‘Island of Dr. Monstrose’ concoction.
I am a bit nervous to be stalked like that!
Honestly, I remembered you doing this once and did search for it as it fit in this thread. I started laughing when I got the search results and found that was far from a one time occurrence.
Bobby, send me your Loire and AFWE-style Rhone wines… I’ll find them a home with an owner they can still respect.
I am a bit nervous to be stalked like that!
Honestly, I remembered you doing this once and did search for it as it fit in this thread. I started laughing when I got the search results and found that was far from a one time occurrence.
Try searching for “Gruard” and you’ll never stop laughing.
I am a bit nervous to be stalked like that!
Honestly, I remembered you doing this once and did search for it as it fit in this thread. I started laughing when I got the search results and found that was far from a one time occurrence.
Try searching for “Gruard” and you’ll never stop laughing.
Noticed a familiar name coming up repeatedly.
Gruaud is the worst!
I mean, really. Who else spells wine that way!?
Of course this could be entirely staged to save face, but these boxes have a smattering of each of the following:
472F8105-F65E-49EC-AFD8-15B0BF821DAF.jpeg
Not sure why the 2001 Montrose is missing.Good stuff!
Is that “merican oak wine” I see there in the upper left corner?
Alf is drinker, not spelling champ.
-Al
Alf is drinker, not spelling champ.
-Al
Ha. And the spelling gets worse as the night progresses. I’ll go back to having my associates write my posts. Although these millennials . . . . .