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Bebs

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A great selection, I like your style (as always). Do you start by asking for the magnum first and watch their expression as you then work up to the big’un?! And say at the end, throw the little one in ;)
Not quite that spectacular sadly.. I asked the owner last year if he could bottle some large formats of his two top red cuvées, when they were ready, for me. He very kindly bottled 12 magnums, 2 Jeroboams and a Methuselah specially. Looks like we might open the Methuselah (8 btls) for some round birthday celebrations at Le Mans Classic this year.
 

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Not quite that spectacular sadly.. I asked the owner last year if he could bottle some large formats of his two top red cuvées, when they were ready, for me. He very kindly bottled 12 magnums, 2 Jeroboams and a Methuselah specially. Looks like we might open the Methuselah (8 btls) for some round birthday celebrations at Le Mans Classic this year.
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Tallman

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This one aged very well, interestingly with a screw cap which they experimented a bit with here in SA with some premium wines. That idea didn’t age as well as the wine though, it’s back to corks

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Tallman

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I totally get the logic of screw caps, and have had some fabulous wines in screw closure, but......

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Yes it’s just not same the feeling as pulling a cork - even if it is disintegrating. Counter to logic that gives it even more cachet. I don’t mind it for young white wines.
 

CatmanV2

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This. Naked wines. All of this guy's stuff is good, so commended to the house!


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