TN: a little Cru Bourgeois.

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TN: a little Cru Bourgeois.

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2008 Chateau d'Arcins; Haut-Médoc; Cru Bourgeois
plum, coffee, dark fruits and hints of spicy new wood. Herbs, mint and some cool acidity. A very drinkable wine. Pleasant and will improve with age. Perhaps what one would call a solid Bordeaux. Hints of cedar and tobacco lingering underneath. Pencil lead, shavings.  ****(*+?) or [3.5+4+4+4=15.5/20]  

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Re: TN: a little Cru Bourgeois.

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Jono
What was the cost??
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About HK$138, so about £10-11 or $15-17 a bottle.
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Re: TN: a little Cru Bourgeois.

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Another little quaffer from 2009 I just bought a couple of cases of is the Chateau de Marcard Bordeaux Superior for $10 per. Very pretty, with tobacco and coffee, very good balance, not a long ager, probably drinkable from now and for a couple of years A Spectator 90, if that means anything.
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