I've recently found a couple of bottles of wine:
1989 Chateau Ducluzeau Listrac-Medoc & 1996 Freemark Abbey, Cabernet Sauvignon. I'm pretty much a neophyte when it comes to wine, and was wondering if anyone can tell me anything about the two bottles of wine that I, literally, stumbled across. Thank you.
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Don't know Ducluzeau, but most Listrac '89s (Listrac is a commune in the Medoc) are ready, I've had Clarke and one of the Fourcas ones I think, both mature.
Freemark Abbey has a lot of detractors, but I have found them to be a good producer. Don't think I've had the '96, but based on general maturation of '96 Napa cabs, would think it would be entering its drinking window, but will last for another 5 easily. The Bosche is the one that is intended for long-aging, but to me the Freemark Abbey Napa is the better value (I see I paid $27 for the '97). Dale
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