Recent content by Jay Miller

A 75 Lagune was lovely about 2 years ago

I"ve had a number of excellent 2003 Germans over the years. Willi,Schaefer in particular And the eiswein is probably donnhiffs,best wine imo and from very limited experience

The bored is back!

Not sureit counts since in both cases I split the case with others but 12 375s of 2012 JJP auslese gk 6 magnums of roederer 244

I haven’t but will check it out. Thanks!

FWIW I loathed the Chateauneufs but that should surprise no one I wasn’t a fan of the ‘trousseaus either. As much as I adore some expensive versions I haven’t found an affordable one I really like yet. Poulsard seems much easier

Many thanks to Comrade Tchichikov who, many years ago, recommended I keep an eye out for 89 and 90 Louviere. I have never regretted following that advice It was a fascinating pairing of flights. The Louvieres were so unmistakably Bordeaux, the Dunns so unmistakeable California (I might even say...

My last 99 showed similarly much to my disappointment. I think about 4? Years ago. My remaining bottle,is regarded,with equal trepidation. I’ve thought almost all 1999s tried in recent years to need more,time though a drouhin Clos des ‘Chenes had a remarkably beautiful silky texture which I...

I’m embarassed to admit that my favorite red is LV So few letters

Who says that? 88 is the best of the wonderful 88-90 trio. And this was a wonderful Sauternes, best showing I’ve ever had of the 88 Rieussec

Correct

1998 and 1999

https://www.wineberserkers.com/t/chateau-lafleur-to-leave-pomerol-appellation/339495/19 Jamie Goode has posted on their reasons for the decision I tried Lafleur for the first time last year. Not my cup of tea.

You really should use the jeebus boa Sorry, couldn’t get through that sentence with a straight face Unfortunately the closest I’ve gotten to Austin is ordering Franklins brisket from goldbelly

I haven’t tried any either but early reports make it sound like a vi take I’ll enjoy