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BORDEAUX
Ausone (1988)
(back to early 1800s; at the Chateau)
Cheval Blanc (1986)
(back to the '20s)
Haut Brion (1996)
(back to the '20s with
Jean Delmas)
Latour (1983)
(back to 1870)
Latour (1990)
(back to mid 1800s with
Alan Hare)
Latour (1996)
(magnums back to 1929
with Frederick Engerere and a jeroboam of 1870 from Ed Lazarus)
Margaux (1987)
(back to mid 1800s with
Corinne Mentzelopoulos)
Margaux (1988)
(selected vintages back
to 1870 with Corinne Mentzelopoulos at TAILLEVENT)
Mouton Rothschild
(2004)
(back to 1893)
Petrus (1994)
(back to 1945)
Yquem (1993)
(300th anniversary of
Yquem; vintages back to 1847)
Yquem (1994)
(back to mid 1800s with
Alexandre de Lur Saluces)
Yquem (2004)
(back to 1847 with Alexandre de Lur Saluces)
Calon Segur (1982)
(back to the early 1900s)
Cos d'Estournel (1990)
(back to the '20s with
Bruno Prats)
Figeac (1989)
(back to the '40s with
Thiery Manoncourt at TAILLEVENT restaurant in Paris)
Gruaud Larose (1993)
(1928, 1945,1953,1961,
1962 all in large formats)
Lafleur, Trotanoy,
Latour A Pomerol (1993)
(Trotanoy back to 1926,
others to 1945)
La Mission Haut Brion
(1985)
(back to early 1900s with
Duc and Ducesse de Mouchy)
Leoville Lascases
(1991)
(back to the '20s)
Le Pin (1993)
(1979 to 1990 including
1982 in 3L)
Lynch Bages (1985)
(back to the '20s with
Jean Michel Cazes)
Montrose (1982)
(back to the '20s)
Pichon Baron (1989)
(back to the '20s with
Jean Michel Cazes)
Pichon Lalande (1987)
(back to mid 1800s with
Mai and Herve de Lencquesaing)
Pomerols ( l'Evangile,
Certan de May, Lafleur Petrus, Vieux Chateau Certan and others)
(1994)
(back to 1945)
St. Emilion (2002)
(a celebration of the wines from the top St. Emilion properties and
vintages, from 1998 to 1900)
Large Formats (2003)
(magnums of the great old Bordeaux like Cheval Blanc 1947,
Petrus 1961from the cellar of Frank and Mary Komorowski)
Haut Brion Blanc,
Laville Haut Brion (1989)
(back to the '20s)
Laville Haut Brion
(1983)
(back to the 30s)
SINGLE VINTAGE
1870 BORDEAUX (2002)
(11 different chateaux,
including the five first growths, from what is considered to be the
greatest Bordeaux vintage ever)
1945 BORDEAUX (1986)
(about 60 Chateaux)
1928 Bordeaux at 75
years and 1953 Bordeaux at 50 years (2003)
(about 20 different chateaux, including Sauternes and Barsac, of
1928 and magnums of 1953)
1945 BORDEAUX (1995)
(about 60 Chateaux)
1945 VINTAGE (1995)
(from various regions
other than Bordeaux)
1947 VINTAGE (1997)
(from various regions in
the world)
1959 BORDEAUX (1983)
(about 50 Chateaux, at
three different locations -Los Angeles, Bordeaux, London)
1961 BORDEAUX (1982)
(122 Chateaux, my first
tasting)
1961 BORDEAUX (1995)
(110 Chateaux, in New
York)
1978 Red BURGUNDY, Cote
de Nuits (1994)
(about 150 top wines)
1978 Red BURGUNDY, Cote
de Beaune (1996)
(about 100 top wines)
1978 Burgundy, Rhone
and Italy (2003)
(at 50 years, from some of the top producers of these three
regions)
1975 SAUTERNES / BARSAC
(1994)
(about 25 Chateaux with
Alexandre de Lur Saluces)
1982 BORDEAUX
TASTING in two parts (2002)
(1st part: comparing, blind, 20 top chateaux from 1982 against the
same wines made in other great vintages back to 1959 ; 2nd part: a
vertical tasting of the 1982 vintage, 93 chateaux)
VINTAGE ' 9 TASTING-
Millennium Weekend (1999)
(the best wines in vintages ending in ' 9 back to 1919 LaTache,
Musigny (Vogue))
1990 VINTAGE (2001)
(the best of the 1990s from Bordeaux, Burgundy, Rhone, Australia,
California, Italy and Spain) |