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17 years ago
TN: Great Gruner (plus others)
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17 years ago
Dale, what do you know about the aging potential of Romorantin? Is it possible that Cazin's is simply an outlier wrt lifetime?
Mark Lipton
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17 years ago
Had this in our large tasting line-up in July last year, my notes reading very much along yours, scored 93/100.
Try to get the 2005 which 1) comes also in screwcaps, and 2) is even better (scored a stunning 97 four weeks ago).
M.
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Mark, I can't really attest to anything beyond the Cazin (and the oldest Cazin I've had was the '96 Renaissance, which is tasty but young now). But in any case I prefer the 2002 Cazin now, so no reason to buy the Huard!
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17 years ago
thanks for tip, Michael. It doesn't seem to available yet in US, but will keep my eyes peeled.