Not all of them. Salon was released not too long ago. Krug has not yet released a 2002 but is rumored to do so in the near future (just released 2003).

Ian... Tasted in 2013.... 1999 Latour is already showing secondary characteristics. But there is no hurry to drink it. Tasted in 2013, 1999 Cheval Blanc, ready for prime time. Stefan... Off the top of my head, no. I do not remember, You can if you're ever bored search my tasting notes. http://www.t...

One hour decant and 20 minutes in the glass before tasting... On another note I can still taste the 1985 Pichon Baron, what a wine!

Last night we had a terrible encounter with several 1999 Bordeaux which were in a very bad mood and grumpy due to being waken way before their time. The Montrose, Mission, and Las Cases were really shut down while the Mouton, although really not showing much, was at least enjoyable. The experience w...

Like it! Keep them coming please...

Soon I will have to declare the topic for my turn at hosting our Bordeaux tasting group event. Most of the tastings are always verticals, horizontals, or commune reviews. I like to do things a bit differently and would like the help of the group in developing off kilter tasting themes. In the past I...

Today it is "Bordeaux should always make you grimace a little when you see the price" sort of way.

I regret stating the obvious but we won't know until 40 or 50 years from now...

Saw the movie and was surprised at the many historical inaccuracies in regards to the 1855 classification and other issues. Other than that it was a fun peek at how the other half lives.

Tom, lots of empty slots in those racks... Hope that is not caused by killing the 2010's too soon!

I have never truly enjoyed a Barolo younger than 30 years old.

My personal favorites at the tasting were Pape Clement, Cheval Blanc, and Gruaud Larose.

The Pichon Baron and Leoville Las Cases were really good but need in my opinion at least 5 more years.

CD

The Bacchus tasting group in PR did a recent single blind tasting vintage review with the following 2001 Bordeaux. The wines were served in no particular order and were not identified until the end. Cheval Blanc Latour Cos de Estournel Belleveu Mondotte Grand Puy Lacoste Lascombes Leoville Barton Gr...

Included is blog entry from Commanderie Bordeaux. I had no idea that Bordeaux produced rose. What has been your experience? Carlos A new blog entry has been posted to the Commanderie site by Anthony Potts A SPRINGTIME NOTE ON BORDEAUX ROS?S The Wine Committee of the New York Chapter undertook this p...

Agree that this wine is fabulous. No brainer purchase.

The Commanderie de Bordeaux of Puerto Rico held recently a tasting of 1988 Bordeaux hosted by Commandeur Alex Canals. The wines tasted were a good balance between communes and all wines showed very well. Calon Segur Cos D'Estournel Beychevelle Gruad Larose Rausan Segla Chateau Margaux Vieux Chateau ...

RDD, didn't mean to imply it was good, it should be drinkable though.

Jim:

The 1990 Markham had so much fruit upon release (a distributor I used to work for at that time sold it) that there should be something left if stored well. A recent CT note says as much. Not familiar with Roundhill.

1. 1982 LMHB
2. 1982 Petrus
3. 1975 Lafleur
4. 1961 Ausone
5. 1990 Cheval Blanc

Jim, how did the 1998 Clinet show? We had a bottle recently and it was tasty but very primary and did not budge a bit over 2 hours.

Carlos

Chapeau!

Nick:

Looks like all food groups were covered. My type of pyramid. Cheers!

Carlos

Just a brief note to present myself to the community of Bordeaux Wine Enthusiasts. My name is Carlos Delpin and I reside in San Juan, PR. Love wine in general but Bordeaux in particular. Member of the Commanderie de Bordeaux of PR and active participant of the PR wine and food community. Hope to sha...

1982 Pichon Lalande
1988 Chateau Margaux
1982 Latour
1994 Vega Sicilia Unico
1989 Montrose