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Massandra South Coast Kagor 1946
HED34829
75 cl
16%
£478.00
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Massandra is a well-known winery in the Crimea region of Ukraine, famous for its fortified and dessert wines. Founded in the late 19th century, Massandra has a long history of producing unique and high-quality wines that have been appreciated by wine enthusiasts worldwide. This is a rare bottle of 1946 South Coast Kagor, a dessert wine produced from red grapes. Expect concentrated notes of dried fruits, such as dates, prunes, and figs, complemented by notes of dark chocolate, spices and a hint of earthiness.
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Robert Parker
The 2005 Chambertin (again purchased partly as wine and set to total 250 cases) boasts an impressively healthy if not terribly dark purplish-red hue and an aroma combining lightly-cooked black raspberry, beef marrow, and pungent minerality. In the mouth, this offers satisfying plushness and a very low-toned expression of Chambertin, with cooked raspberry, black licorice, wild mushrooms, and wet stones. The sweetness is wonderfully savory but not superficial and the ineffable sense of minerality runs from the aromatic to the tactile. A faint bit of heat creeps into the finish. I miss a bit of the refinement and winsome, wafting florality of the Latricieres, but this too is a truly grand cru with at least two decades potential.
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