Maison Albert Bichot Grands-Echezeaux Domaine du Clos Frantin

Love the spicy/herbal notes with darker cherry fruits (still holding onto a lot of vigor yet) with sous bois development coming through with air time. Lovely, spicy and elegant with a certain robustness on the backend. Not as rustic/hard as some can be from this vintage and there is absolutely no rush in drinking this beauty. Impressively concentrated and moving nowhere in a hurry. I believe I have tasted this in the past from a bottle that may or may …

Tasted blind: color showing age, orange cast to it; pleasant classic nose of aged red burgundy; more balanced and pliable than many ‘76s; excellent bottle. 92+

Tasted blind, no formal notes taken.