Bordeaux || St. Emilion || Decants with D

[@MrMjc83]

Just back from St Emilion. Wine aside, what a beautiful little town. Really impressive & a great place to spend a few days.

[@decantswithd]

Agreed

[@georgesantiago1]

What a great educational video on Bordeaux with terrific recommendations. I love when you stretch our appreciation of wines outside of CA..well done!

[@decantswithd]

Thanks George! Appreciated

[@minka8047]

Chateau Monbosquet is excellent, it's probably a 5 to 10 year plus cellaring wine to get it in the drinking window.I think the winemaking team have some affiliation with Chateau Pavie. I did a mini vertical session (09 /10) one evening both were brilliant. As usual love your work D, watching your videos get expensive because the wallet gets significantly lighter a few days later

[@decantswithd]

Thanks, Minka! True the 2018 Monbousquet tastes like it could use another 5+ years in the bottle.

[@gregorymather8163]

I recommend Chateau Duhart Milon ($60-$85) which is a sub-brand of Chateau Lafite Rothschild (which is always exceptional, yet $100s). You can’t go wrong with it.

[@decantswithd]

Thanks Gregory! Yes, I am familiar with Duhart Milon. Good wine!

[@TheDesertWineGuy]

Nice video D. Today I am reviewing a Chardonnay from Florida. They get the juice from somewhere :) and make the wine here in Florida at the Lakeridge Winery. I hope it goes well.

[@decantswithd]

Good luck with that! Sounds risky

[@freddieslaughter1107]

Have you tried Chateau Haut-Pezat Saint Emilion Grand Cru ?

[@decantswithd]

Will have to try