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2005 Bordeaux En-Primeur - Terms & Conditions of Sale

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Calon Segur 2005 (En-Primeur 2008 delivery)
St.-Estephe. This great St.-Estephe estate has turned out a succession of brilliant wines. The 2005, a blend of 60% Cabernet Sauvignon and 40% Merlot, has put on weight over the last year. An opaque...
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Doisy Daëne 2005 (375ml) (En-Primeur 2008 delivery)
Sauternes. The nose has that lovely fruit acidity of a great German Riesling Auslese. The wine is very complex and fresh; length and real class without great weight but so much finesse that this could almost be five stars. This is the sort of wine...
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Doisy Daëne 2005 (750ml) (En-Primeur 2008 delivery)
Sauternes. The nose has that lovely fruit acidity of a great German Riesling Auslese. The wine is very complex and fresh; length and real class without great weight but so much finesse that this could almost be five stars. This is the sort of wine...
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Du Tertre 2005 (En-Primeur 2008 delivery)
Margaux. A beautiful Margaux made in a flashy, flamboyant style, Du Tertre will repay earlier drinking than many of the big 2005 Medocs. It exhibits a dark saturated purple color, beautiful aromas of...
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Ducru Beaucaillou 2005 (En-Primeur 2008 delivery)
St Julien. Another St.-Julien that has put on significant weight since I tasted it last year, Bruno Borie’s blend of 67% Cabernet Sauvignon and 33% Merlot (10,000 cases rather than the typical...
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Figeac 2005 (En-Primeur 2008 delivery)
St Emilion. The best Figeac since the 2000 and 1990, this dense plum/ruby/purple-tinged 2005 offers up sweet aromas of creosote, incense, fruitcake, black cherries, and cassis. With soft but noticeable tannin this impeccably elegant, medium-bodied...
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Gruaud-Larose 2005 (En-Primeur 2008 delivery)
Purplish crimson. Quite inky and oaky on the nose for a St-Julien. Fruit juice attack. Perfectly fine but lacks a bit of subtlety. Heavy oaking on the finish. Solid and competent rather than a high flyer. Rather dead finish. Drink 2016-22...
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Haut Bages Liberal 2005 (En-Primeur 2008 delivery)
This Pauillac, which is often under most consumers’ radar, has come through with a strong effort in 2005. It possesses a deep ruby/purple hue as well as aromas and flavors of creme de cassis...
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Langoa Barton 2005 (En-Primeur 2008 delivery)
A behemoth possessing huge tannin, density, and extract as well as mouth-searing levels of firepower, this inky/purple-tinged St.-Julien is a classic vin de garde offering notes of high class tobacco smoke, cedar, black currants, incense...
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Lascombes 2005 (En-Primeur 2008 delivery)
The most profound Lascombes produced under the new ownership, the 2005 is a 25,000-case blend of 52% Cabernet Sauvignon, 45% Merlot, and 3% Petit Verdot. It boasts an inky/blue/purple color in addition to an extraordinary perfume of charcoal...
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Léoville Barton 2005 (En-Primeur 2008 delivery)
A monumental beast possessing dramatic levels of concentration, tannin, and potential, Leoville-Barton’s opaque purple-hued 2005 reveals amazingly sweet notes of black currants, damp forest floor, and spice box. It is a deep, powerful...
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Monbousquet 2005 (En-Primeur 2008 delivery)
St Emilion. This is unquestionably the finest wine Gerard Perse has yet produced from this less than ideal terroir in Saint-Sulpice de Faleyrens. Perse put in a complete drainage system...
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