Jeff Grossman
Jeff Grossman
With the very disorderly Jay Miller, a visiting friend and her daughter, at Soul Flavors: We began with a lovely Brundlmayr 1995. Good sparkle, some rocks and some fruit, Jay said this was SFJoe's wine for Y2K celebration. Vinous high point of the evening.
Neither the Clos du Marquis 1995 St-Julien (from 750 ml) nor the CVNE 1973 Rioja "Imperiale" GR (from 375 ml) showed much of anything. Neither alive nor dead, the red fluids laid there, or swirled there, but, in any event, they fragranced very little and palated less.
We approached the peach cobbler a la mode armed with with Jay's trademark Muller-Catoir 1998 Haardter Mandelring Scheurebe Auslese. Incredibly beautiful nose of frangipani and grapefruit and Old Lady's Handkerchief. When tasted, the acidity has noticeably softened over the years so it was really better to inhale than consume.
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Neither the Clos du Marquis 1995 St-Julien (from 750 ml) nor the CVNE 1973 Rioja "Imperiale" GR (from 375 ml) showed much of anything. Neither alive nor dead, the red fluids laid there, or swirled there, but, in any event, they fragranced very little and palated less.
We approached the peach cobbler a la mode armed with with Jay's trademark Muller-Catoir 1998 Haardter Mandelring Scheurebe Auslese. Incredibly beautiful nose of frangipani and grapefruit and Old Lady's Handkerchief. When tasted, the acidity has noticeably softened over the years so it was really better to inhale than consume.
Jay, or someone, will help me with the proper restaurant and vineyard names for the Brundlmayr and the M-C, but I am doing this from memory and it's all