Meo Camuzet Vosne Romanee Cros Parantoux 1990 (US Label) (Label Damage)

Meo Camuzet Vosne Romanee Cros Parantoux 1990 (US Label) (Label Damage)This had not come my way since the big Cros Parantoux tasting held in 2003 and based on this most recent bottle, it's clear that the two bottles opened at that tasting were not representative. While there is a trace of volatile acidity, it actually serves more to add lift to the restrained, cool and beautifully spicy aromas of secondary red currant aromas that exhibit a discreet whiff of sous bois. I very much like the mouth feel of the intensely

It's a beautiful wine drinking at point

and a blockbuster finish

A broodingly dense

Christian Seely said: "[T]he 2001 was extremely backward and quite closed up

There is fine volume to the exceptionally rich medium weight flavors that possess a seductive mid-palate that delivers fine depth and length on the balanced finish

The textured and velvety broad-shouldered flavors also enjoy stunningly good concentration and power while displaying an almost pungent minerality on the powerful and borderline painfully intense finish that just goes on and on

black raspberry and blackberry soar from the glass of this spectacular 2014

has a dense black cherry and blackcurrant-scented nose with graphite and forest floor notes

A brooding and reserved nose only grudgingly gives up its intensely floral array of red and dark currant aromas that enjoy added breadth in the form of green tea

it still stood out for its purity

tea hints and a wonderful broad range of spice influences

density and purity