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Xavier Vignon's greatest strength as a winemaker is his ability to establish long lasting and unique relationships with his partner winemakers and growers. For more than a few years, Vignon has made exciting and sumptuous modern wines but he has also indulged in a few unique and interesting projects along the way. One such project is what we call the vintage series. From those long-standing relationships, Xavier finds parcels of vintage wine from domaines that have been sitting on juice in both barrel and tank for extended periods of time. Sometimes d...
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90 points Wine Spectator: "Raisiny and very sweet, with plum and prune aromas and flavors. Medium- to full-bodied, with a slightly hot finish, but should come around nicely. (JS)" (05/2005) K&L Notes: 90 points Roy Hersh, For The Love of Port: "Medium ruby with a pink edge and a cloudy appearance. I had one not long ago that was still very dark. Blueberry, vitamin pill and rose petals made for a unique profile and not quite as lively as usual. Medium bodied, velvety smooth and quite sweet. Showing the telltale Warre’s elegance, with raspberry and grena...
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The Pio Cesare Barolo 1991 vintage marked by cooler and wetter conditions. Despite the difficulties, Pio Cesare's traditional approach helped craft a Barolo with finesse and elegance. Now, after decades of aging, this wine likely exhibits developed aromas of dried fruits, tobacco, leather, and earth, with softened tannins and vibrant acidity. The 1991 Barolo showcases the estate’s commitment to producing classic, age-worthy wines even in less favorable vintages
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Decanter: "Overall, I very much liked the nose of this wine, which seemed at first to show just a hint of roasted bell pepper. The April frosts of this vintage challenged many vintners but, as Duroux explained, Palmer's terroir handled that challenge very well. Small quantities of wine, but very good. It seemed to improve in the glass and displayed a real smoothness on the palate. Surprisingly good. Three stars going on four." (01/2010) Wine Advocate: "Palmer's 1991 is a noteworthy effort. The deep ruby/purple color is followed by aromas of ripe black ...
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91 points Int'l Wine Cellar: "(5 g/l total acidity; 13% alcohol): Dark ruby-red with a garnet rim. Deep herbal nuances complement dark berry and cocoa aromas. Then rich and ripe in the mouth, with dark fruit and tar flavors offering excellent balance and a bright, lively texture. This lovely wine finishes bright and clean, with a lingering mineral note and an increasingly rich texture. (ID)" (01/2012) Wine Spectator: "A difficult year due to frost, but this shows lovely tobacco and berry aromas, with hints of chocolate. Medium-bodied, with soft tannins...
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Wine Advocate: "Since the 1983 vintage Rausan-Segla has been in top form, producing one of the top three or four Margaux wines. The 1991 is one of the vintage's stars. The saturated dark ruby color is followed by a bouquet of spicy fruitcake, cedar, cassis, and floral scents. Sweet and round, with excellent definition, layers of richness, and a long, supple finish, this well-endowed, concentrated, impeccably-balanced" (02/1994)
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Bid on this bottle of 1991 Domaine Leflaive Chevalier-Montrachet Grand Cru. Wine Spectator: "Elegant and easy, with fresh apple, banana and mineral aromas and flavors, medium acidity and delicate finish." (10/1993)
Current Bid: $575.00
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