A few wines in the cellar

Jay Miller

Jay Miller
2012 Pepiere Muscadet Clisson
Flat out fantastic. Stony, minerally, after 2 hours open bursting with yellow fruit. Drink and hold

2010 Pepiere Muscadet Quatre
Okay, creamier than the Clisson. Pleasant enough, maybe a little boring to drink. Really suffered by its company.

2005 Domaine D'Ardhuy Les Peuillet Savigny Beaune
Young, vibrant. Really nice nose, not completely shut down on the plate - showing obvious quality but very young. Hearing all the reports of 2005s that are open for business I decided to test the waters with this. Not a waste but I won't touch another for a while.

1993 Jadot Beaune Couchereaux
Again, beautiful nose. The palate was very nice, a little tight and it shut down further with air. Again, hold.

Other people opened wine too.

1999 Musar (375) - very pretty. Showed much more open than the bottle I opened a few months ago.

NV Krug - people tried to convince me this was an off bottle but I knew better. All Krug consists of off bottles.

1989 Chateau Olivier Blanc - eh, dry white Bordeaux. A category that has never been my thing. A requests to all my friends - please stop opening them in an attempt to find one I like!

1998 Grand Puy Lacoste - seemed like good classic Bordeaux to me. Hit the spot.

2001 Edmunds St. John Wylie Fenaughty - skating along gracefully. This wine has been beautiful for at least the last 5 years and is still beautiful.

The was a Piuze Chablis (Jayson?) and a heat damaged Chianti (Jeff?).
 
originally posted by Jay Miller:
1999 Musar (375) - very pretty. Showed much more open than the bottle I opened a few months ago.
Rouge.

1989 Chateau Olivier Blanc - eh, dry white Bordeaux. A category that has never been my thing. A requests to all my friends - please stop opening them in an attempt to find one I like!
Pretty dead, when opened, but revived some.

1998 Grand Puy Lacoste - seemed like good classic Bordeaux to me. Hit the spot.
Pauillac.

2001 Edmunds St. John - skating along gracefully. This wine has been beautiful for at least the last 5 years and is still beautiful.
Wylie-Fenaughty.

The was a Piuze Chablis (Jayson?)
Valmur?

and a heat damaged Chianti (Jeff?).
Barone Ricasoli 1998 Chianti Classico "Castello di Brolio"
 
Very cool to hear about '98 GPL because I had only tasted it on release, once, but had a distinct impression that they had taken the foot off the pedal and made a real wine.
 
I have a few 05 d'Arhuy Cortons, bought at the bizzarely low PC sale price. I've been thinking about them but now will banish thoughts of opening one for quite a while yet.
 
And some other things you're missing, Jay: s, -les-, Clos des, Ch., Dom., Champagne Brut. I'll let you slide on the Sevre-et-Maine nonsense.
 
originally posted by Jeff Grossman:
And some other things you're missing, Jay: s, -les-, Clos des, Ch., Dom., Champagne Brut. I'll let you slide on the Sevre-et-Maine nonsense.

I do not believe in coddling my readers.
 
originally posted by .sasha:
Very cool to hear about '98 GPL because I had only tasted it on release, once, but had a distinct impression that they had taken the foot off the pedal and made a real wine.

It was good. Classic profile, no apparent spoof.
 
originally posted by Jeff Grossman:
originally posted by Jay Miller:
1999 Musar (375) - very pretty. Showed much more open than the bottle I opened a few months ago.
Rouge.

1989 Chateau Olivier Blanc - eh, dry white Bordeaux. A category that has never been my thing. A requests to all my friends - please stop opening them in an attempt to find one I like!
Pretty dead, when opened, but revived some.

1998 Grand Puy Lacoste - seemed like good classic Bordeaux to me. Hit the spot.
Pauillac.

2001 Edmunds St. John - skating along gracefully. This wine has been beautiful for at least the last 5 years and is still beautiful.
Wylie-Fenaughty.

The was a Piuze Chablis (Jayson?)
Valmur?

Vaulorent. Thought it was excellent.

and a heat damaged Chianti (Jeff?).
Barone Ricasoli 1998 Chianti Classico "Castello di Brolio"
 
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