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1998 Albert Grivault Meursault 1er Cru Clos des Perriéres

Written By: Michael Zimberg on Monday, August 11, 2008

Incredible nose with banana, stones, minerals and must. Liquid gold color. Bright and light on its feet. Laser precision. Then red grapefruit and vanilla on the palate. Drink up- will not improve. Got better for the first hour, then started to loose fruit. With Benjamin's chicken stir-fry, and from his cellar. Thanks Benjamin!

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pandaa58
Boston, MA
Posted on 8/11/08

Looses fruit? What does that mean? And who's this Benjamin that you speak of? Do you mean like Uncle Ben's Rice Bowls that you can find at any supermarket or a fancy restaurant that's local to your area that no one knows about unless from the area? And you gave it an A? But the wine starts tasting like crap after the first hour? Don't you think that you are exaggerating a little bit about it's greatness.

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