Boy, this 2012 St. Innocent Momtazi is the real deal...

Post Reply
User avatar
JimHow
Posts: 20170
Joined: Thu Nov 20, 2008 10:49 pm
Location: Lewiston, Maine, United States
Contact:

Boy, this 2012 St. Innocent Momtazi is the real deal...

Post by JimHow »

Just ordered the last 5 bottles in stock at the Wine House in L.A., CA.
I was at a fancy wedding on Cape Cod last weekend, hanging out with a bunch of top GE billionaire execs, and the bottle of this wine was a favorite among my Bords, Brunellos, etc., that I brought for the weekend.
Having a bottle with a sirloin tonight, very delicious.
And will last for 20+ years!
User avatar
Claret
Posts: 1143
Joined: Mon Jan 26, 2009 9:16 pm
Location: Reno, NV
Contact:

Re: Boy, this 2002 St. Innocent Momtazi is the real deal...

Post by Claret »

2012?

It is exciting to see St I excitement here. My Momtazi's are sleeping and I do not have much tasting experience with this vineyard yet.
Glenn
User avatar
JimHow
Posts: 20170
Joined: Thu Nov 20, 2008 10:49 pm
Location: Lewiston, Maine, United States
Contact:

Re: Boy, this 2012 St. Innocent Momtazi is the real deal...

Post by JimHow »

Oops yes, 2012.
User avatar
robertgoulet
Posts: 684
Joined: Sat May 01, 2010 12:22 pm
Contact:

Re: Boy, this 2012 St. Innocent Momtazi is the real deal...

Post by robertgoulet »

M.o.m.t.a.z.i.

Gorgeous vineyard
User avatar
stefan
Posts: 6240
Joined: Mon Jan 26, 2009 9:08 pm
Location: College Station, TX
Contact:

Re: Boy, this 2012 St. Innocent Momtazi is the real deal...

Post by stefan »

Update on 2012 St Innocent Momtazi:

Tonight I pulled a bottle from a warmish (64F) part of my largest wine room. It is dumber than it was six months ago. The fruit and tar comes out after a lot of air, so be sure to give it plenty of oxygen if you try one now.

Reference Point: The last great vintage of SI PNs, 2008, closed down hard and quickly with just 2-3 years of age. When the 2012s got past that time I thought they might stay open. My experience tonight suggests that they might shut down. No matter; they will be great again in a few years. In case you don't have older vintages, 2014s are open and pretty good and mostly available.
Post Reply

Who is online

Users browsing this forum: Bing [Bot] and 4 guests