This too is a knock-out and a one that should evolve glacially over a 20 to 30-year period as it's even a bit firmer than the Chambertin
but under these circumstances Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc tended to perform better than other varietals such as Merlot
"The 1999 Dom Pérignon is a little flabbier than the 2000
with a tremendously long finish
spring flower and forest floor notes in an opulent
Harlan Estate 1992 1.5L (Nicked Label) Bordeaux This too is a knock-out"The newest release, the 1992, offers a dense purple color, and a splendid sweet nose of minerals, blackcurrants, toast, and spice. Opulent and rich, with full body, and well integrated sweet tannin, this expansive yet graceful wine possesses layers of flavor that caress the palate. The wine is accessible, yet still youthful and unformed. It should drink well for 20+ years. Dazzling wines!" Wine Advocate, RP96, 12 1996