1928 Cheval Blanc
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Jancis Robinson MW
Jancis Robinson MW
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Château bottled. Slightly cloudy brownish ruby (but then it had been brought that evening from another address). A wonderfully intense nose with fruit that was still evident and had obviously been very ripe. Very rich and long. It was so rich it was almost like a very old Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Very obviously right bank. Sweet yet appetising and still stuffed full of energy. This wine, brought by a generous guest, trumped the others supplied by our host. (JR)
From The Purple Notebook – Bill Baker’s Dinner at the Blueprint Cafe May 2005 Perfect temperature. Coffee cream. Sweet and dense. Volatile acidity. Lingering. Violets. Vibrant. Burgundian. A marvel considering its age. What a treat. Tastes as though it will go on forever. (JR)
About the producer
Ch. Cheval Blanc is one the finest producers in Bordeaux. The Saint-Emilion estate’s Cabernet Franc-dominant wines are consistently among the top wines of the vintage.