Opus One 1984

Opus One 1984

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  • Robert Parker rating 95
  • Vinous rating 80
Opus One 1984
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HED51270

75 cl

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£575.00
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The 1984 Opus One is a blend composed of 97% Cabernet Sauvignon and 3% Cabernet Franc. This wine is generously structured and powerful, maintaining its vitality with layers of fruit backed by hints of liquorice. The ageing process is subtly revealed through a delicate bricking at the glass`s edge, accompanied by nuanced notes of eucalyptus and forest floor. Despite an early bud break and the shortest growing season on record, the vintage benefited from ideal temperatures during the summer, featuring cool mornings and warm afternoons extending through harvest.
80 Vinous
The 1984 Opus One is one of the very few disappointing wines in this complete vertical. The bouquet is now fully evolved, although some depth remains in the fruit. At this stage, the 1984 is fully mature. Any remaining bottles should be drunk. At the times it was made, 1984 was the shortest growing season that had been recorded. The blend is 97% Cabernet Sauvignon and 3% Merlot. Antonio Galloni1st June 2013

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