Hello fellow Wine Nerds! First let me say I so far have enjoyed talking about wine with a few of you here, you know who you are. Even though it has been sparse, I have gotten a lot from it. I have to say I am a bit of a loner these days. But don't get me wrong, this is just the fact that I am a father now, and a husband. The time I am not at work, I am spending with them. So I do not get to go out that much, and all my wine drinking is with my wife. So in order to talk, and share my wine experiences, it is here on Hive:)
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Anyways I was saying just the mere mention got me thinking of Bordeaux, and over the weekend I indulged in some decent bottles. One with some good age on it, then the other that needed a good decant. I actually had the 2015 a while back in the start of 2021, and it actually needed a whole day of decanting before it was approachable. We had a glass the night before, but just wasn't felling it. But the next day, it was one of the best I ever had! This time it took about 1 hour before it was drinking near perfect. The 2010 was spot on! But even after having these 2 over the weekend, I have not quenched my thirst for Bordeaux. So, if you are reading this, and are a fan of BDX, let me know in the comments which one I should try, and what is a good age to have it at. Yes I know a Rothschild, or a Petrus would be ideal, but lets keep it a little cheaper then those wines, lol, CHEERS!