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🏛 Comte Georges de Vogüé Musigny Cuvée Vieilles Vignes 2000: A Bottle That Refuses to Age

🏛 Comte Georges de Vogüé Musigny Cuvée Vieilles Vignes 2000: A Bottle That Refuses to Age

Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé Musigny Grand Cru Cuvée Vieilles Vignes 2000: sweet berries, dried roses and pepper in a wine that defies 25 years of bottle age.

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🍷 Masters in the Glass Roumier, Tremblay and Rousseau

🍷 Masters in the Glass: Roumier, Tremblay and Rousseau

Christophe Roumier today makes some of the most monumental wines in terms of structure, a structure that favours long development. At the same time, they drink beautifully in their youth. The 2022 and 2021 are currently in a super open, juicy phase, but with age they slip into a kind of liturgical sleep. Ruchottes 2014 is right in that state now; despite all its complexity, you can feel its potential in every sip.

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🏆 Pomerol 2005 A Blind Flight Through the Heart of Greatness

🏆 Pomerol 2005: A Blind Flight Through the Heart of Greatness

Vertical tastings of Petrus, Lafleur and Le Pin have convinced me that these are wines that leave an incredible impression through their architectural expression and varietal clarity. They are terroir wines pushed to the absolute limit, and I very much wanted to see how they perform within a single outstanding Pomerol vintage, and in comparison with other top examples from this tiny appellation.

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✨ Wrapping up an incredible tasting with four bottles that absolutely stole the show.

✨ Wrapping up an incredible tasting with four bottles that absolutely stole the show.

Epic lineups call for epic nights. 🍷 From grower Champagne and legendary Loire natural juice to back-to-back Right Bank Bordeaux royalty, this was pure magic in a glass. Here is the breakdown of what went down.

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