TN: 2004 Haut Brion
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TN: 2004 Haut Brion
Pop and poured. Thanks Justin you dickhead.
I drank this from a half bottle last night and it was as tight as a nuns ass. After about 2 hours in the decanter it really came to life in a big way. Tons of tobacco, cassis and fruit and the finish was fantastic. This baby is still a baby but with air drinks great now. If you don't own any I would grab some of this under the radar vintage.
I drank this from a half bottle last night and it was as tight as a nuns ass. After about 2 hours in the decanter it really came to life in a big way. Tons of tobacco, cassis and fruit and the finish was fantastic. This baby is still a baby but with air drinks great now. If you don't own any I would grab some of this under the radar vintage.
Steve Saxon- Posts : 150
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Location : Gig Harbor, Wa.
Re: TN: 2004 Haut Brion
'04 does seem to be under the radar. Pavie and Monbousquet both were pretty enjoyable while young...but I am a fruit and oak. Even the Ducru was pretty tasty.
Bill Tex Landreth- MaoDerator
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Re: TN: 2004 Haut Brion
Bill Tex Landreth wrote:'04 does seem to be under the radar. Pavie and Monbousquet both were pretty enjoyable while young...but I am a fruit and oak. Even the Ducru was pretty tasty.
This is the first of the 04 big boys I've tried and I know $200 is a lot to pay for any wine but this is a first growth and I've seen them for $179....IMO this wine is and will be worth it.
Steve Saxon- Posts : 150
Join date : 2009-01-19
Location : Gig Harbor, Wa.
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