Bottle and Screw Cap 45 AB

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We review here a wine from Bordeaux that is a real gem. This stunning French wine was first crafted back in the year 1992, at one of Bordeaux's finest châteaux, the magnificent Château Ducru Beaucaillou. After sitting for 22 long years aging in perfect oak barrels, it finally emerges as an elegant bottle to rival the best Napa Valley varietals, earning a prestigious score of 100 from top wine critic, James Suckling. Its aroma presents subtle hints of ripe blackcurrant, rich cedar wood, and smooth cigar box undertones that mingle tantalizingly on our noses. Each successive taste is nothing short of exhilarating as its perfectly oaked palate dances across the palate, coating our tongues with velvety-smooth tannins and succulent notes of crème brûlée. For those seeking to know if it's worth trying a 'bottle-and-corked' vintage Bordeaux from Château Ducru-Beaucaillou for 2022, here's an honest verdict. After doing the proper analysis, this particular gem was crafted between May and June in that hot French summer of '92. This fact should give wine enthusiasts an exciting glimpse into one remarkable and unapologetically beautiful vintaged Bordeaux masterpiece that could still hold great promise even today!