Chateau Greysac, Medoc, France

瑞莎酒莊紅葡萄酒

點(diǎn)擊次數(shù)：23976

Now owned by Jean Guyon, I’m not sure he was the proprietor when this wine was made ten years ago. Nevertheless, Greysac has always been one of my sentimental favorites, having drunk a lot of it in my youthful days. The color of the 2005 is a super-dark, saturated ruby/purple, and the wine offers plenty of sweet fruit, tannin, a hint of underlying crushed rock minerality, and loads of cassis. This is a bigger-than-usual, concentrated and powerful Greysac that should age well for another decade. It is a sleeper of the vintage.

Has a very pretty nose of Indian spices, currant and Christmas pudding. Full-bodied, with soft tannins and a long, caressing finish. Best after 2011. 33,330 cases made.

Very oaky nose but also has sweet briar fruit and vanilla. Very attractive nose. Blackcurrant, coffee, bitter-dark chocolate and charred oak. Big, bold, expressive.

85-87 Barrel sample. There are very ripe red fruit aromas in this wine, layered with acidity. The palate is also ripe, but with tannins that are dry, solid and dominant in the aftertaste. A wine that is pretty tough at this stage.