1996 Dom Pérignon - the nose was yeasty, and the wine was pretty ripe on the attack, with some minerals mid-palate and a slightly dry finish.
1970 Lynch-Bages en magnum - I bought this around 10 years ago. I decanted it at home and, as I broke the cork and it dropped into the bottle, brought both the empty bottle and the decanter to the restaurant. It was a classic claret, with the usual nose of smoke, grilled meats, mint, a hint of caramel and sweet fruit. It was obviously an old vintage, but the body was still there. Finish was a little dry at times.
Full post on dinner is here.
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