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yeah, I am going to pair one up with SQN in a blind flight, see how good you guys really are.
At cellar temperature, of course.
At cellar temperature, of course.
originally posted by SFJoe:
I think of '61s as generally headed over the hill, though perhaps not rapidly.originally posted by .sasha:
originally posted by SFJoe:
Moan.originally posted by .sasha:
61 beych last night.
didn't realize you were so fond of young brdx.
As opposed, say, to '59s.
If the '61 was really young, I'd worry about provenance....
I'm feeling literal today.
I only have one in inventory.originally posted by MLipton:
Hey, if you've got any '61s you're looking to unload, let me know. There's a '61er of your acquaintance who'll be celebrating a birthday before too long...
originally posted by SFJoe:
Mazel tov on the BD.originally posted by drssouth:
1961 Huet Le Haut Lieu demi-Sec
I opened a bottle of this quite recently for a friend's big event. A good bottle is maybe my favorite demi-sec of all time.
Glad yours was a fine one.
I usually try to double-decant sometime in the afternoon before dinner.originally posted by kirk wallace:
Joe, what do you recommend?
Many thanks, as always. It also occurs to me that I need advice re same year Clos du Bourg sec. Maybe a little closer to serving time?originally posted by SFJoe:
I usually try to double-decant sometime in the afternoon before dinner.originally posted by kirk wallace:
Joe, what do you recommend?
The bottle a couple of weeks ago was decanted at 10 for lunch.
Thanks.originally posted by kirk wallace:
Many thanks, as always. It also occurs to me that I need advice re same year Clos du Bourg sec. Maybe a little closer to serving time?originally posted by SFJoe:
I usually try to double-decant sometime in the afternoon before dinner.originally posted by kirk wallace:
Joe, what do you recommend?
The bottle a couple of weeks ago was decanted at 10 for lunch.
(and happy birthday to you too. )