It's been a backward dullard for me. This wine needs more time, though it's certainly one of the more expressionless ' 96s I've encountered. Let's be hopeful for the future.

Cheers.

Many thanks to all those who brought us to this crisp and easy to use new site.

I will be happy NOT to get timed out and deal with the many flaws we encountered at you-know-where.

My vow of never, ever using spellcheck will continue over here.

Great job gentlemen!

Thanks Jim. Nice to be here.

I've been traveling overseas for a month, and it's a real delight to see our new BWE home.

Kudos to you and all those who made this great effort.

Steve

All of the 2000 St. Julien's I've sampled in the past year are winners; Ducru, Branaire, Leo. Barton, as well as the abovementioned Lagrange. Haven't checked in recently on the Pichons, LLC or Talbot. Time will bring them all to greatness. This commune was priced well below the Pauillacs, but the wi...

My head is still spinning and I'm jet lagged. Just home after nearly a month in the far east. Yes, the 2000 Carruades is selling at restaurants in China for a little under a grand a pop! Just as I speculated last summer when I sold my three cases, the wine is being sold as; "Chateau Lafite.&quo...

Nice to see our snappy new BWE home and familiar faces over here.

I would like to say that another delicious 2004 is the Brane Cantenac; nicely perfumed, very classically attractive and subdued, with good ripeness. A solid example.

Steve