Dinner at The Chin's.
1982 Joseph Perrier Cuvée Royal Brut, en magnum - a little sweet on the nose, a little caramel. Naturally this improved later.
2013 Prieuré Roch Roses, en magnum - nose was very pungent, stinky, sulfur, like rotten eggs, with some heavy toast. Pretty WTF. Listed as a "quaffing wine" on the domaine's website.
2012 Lucien Le Moine Corton Blanc - very tight upon opening, very toasty, almost a little mandarin zest, with good acidity. More open after 30 minutes, with lemon citrus. After an hour more buttery notes came out, but remained very toasty. Punches above its weight.
2001 Ponsot Griotte Chambertin - served a little warm after 2 hours. Minty, earthy, smoky and meaty. After 2½ hours showing a little wet cardboard...
1986 Gaja Darmagi - decanted for more than 3 hours and served too warm. Smoky and reminiscent of Left Bank Bordeaux, with almost savory notes on top of inky and cigar nose.
2011 Marcel Deiss Alsace - pretty tropical nose with a hint of pineapple, acetone, beeswax. Ripe and almost a little bitter on the palate.
Full post on dinner is here.
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