April 8, 2021
99 Burgs and Kistler
MNSC dinner at The Pawn, with The Ox hosting.
1999 Bouchard Montrachet - served after 2 hours in the decanter. Nose was a little reductive and dusty at first. A little caramelized, some what sweet and oxidized but the acidity was there. After 2 hours in glass, showing more water chestnut.
First flight: served 1½ hours after opening without decanting.
1999 Dominique Laurent Richebourg - very fragrant, a little bubblegum, exotic and beautiful nose. 95 points.
1999 Dominique Laurent Charmes-Chambertin - this was more clean, slightly more elgant and floral, a littl toast. Showing mor floral notes some 40 minutes in glass. 96 points.
1999 Dominique Laurent Bonnes-Mares - exotic notes like coconut. Sweet, toasty, and pretty fragrant. 96 points.
Second flight: served 2½ hours after opening without decanting.
1999 Jacques-Frédéric Mugnier Bonnes-Mares - very clean, very savory, lean on the palate and kinda tannic. 93 points.
1999 Jacques-Frédéric Mugnier Chambolle-Musigny 1er Cru Les Fuées - very savory and clean. More funky, a little stinky and barnyard, but then opened up to some sweet fruit. 94 points.
Third flight: served 3½ hours after opening without decanting.
2004 Kistler Pinot Noir Kistler Vineyard - really floral, beautiful nose of cherries almost like cough syrup, and a little alcoholic. 97 points.
2005 Kistler Pinot Noir Kistler Vineyard - very dusty nose with savory notes. 91 points.
2007 Kistler Pinot Noir Kistler Vineyard - cleaner nose with floral notes and more concentration, sweet, black cherries, also bubblegum, later on very sweet and exotic. 97 points.
Full post on dinner is here.
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