Bordeaux Wine Enthusiasts

Anyone has tasted 2012s? If tasted or otherwise, any suggestions about ageworthy chateaux or any other wines for the 2012 vintage?

You can read my notes on the best 365 wines from 2012 Bordeaux for an idea on the wines and vintage

http://www.thewinecellarinsider.com/201 ... est-wines/

Better yet, you can see Jeff in action here:

http://youtu.be/31LPUgayTT8

Who needs He Who Shall Remain Nameless???

Pomerollover (Jeff's old BWE moniker) says Pomerol did best, and finds that some of the less expensive known estates there did quite well. Incidentally, whether or not you align with Jeff's preferences, his descriptions are generally very good and informative. On Bordeaux, I mean; on Burgundy he is as useless as Michael P. and HM$.

stefan wrote:Pomerollover (Jeff's old BWE moniker) says Pomerol did best, and finds that some of the less expensive known estates there did quite well. Incidentally, whether or not you align with Jeff's preferences, his descriptions are generally very good and informative. On Bordeaux, I mean; on Burgundy he is as useless as Michael P. and HM$.

FWIW, I would not take Leve's advice on Burgundy either... Just sayin Rhone, Bordeaux and Calif... OK.... I'd probably skip him for Italy, Australia and the list just continues...

By the way, Clos du Clocher prononciation is "Klo du Klo-shay" and not Clos du Klosherrr.

Nic

Nicklasss wrote:By the way, Clos du Clocher prononciation is "Klo du Klo-shay" and not Clos du Klosherrr.

Nic

I laughed out loud

How do you pronounce Petrus Nic?

If I could afford it I would buy a case of La Fleur Petrus 2012...it is smashing