MEO-CAMUZET, CLOS DE VOUGEOT 1990 (1.5L) Merlot then shows layers of rich

then shows layers of rich tannins on the finish that leave no doubt this needs time in the cellar to show its best

(ST) (9/2004)

with plenty of leather along with a little medicinal and savory minerals on the nose

The Chateau Lafleur subdivision of Le Gay was eventually inherited by André Robin

Touriga Nacional and Graciano that was fermented with a quarter whole clusters and aged in just over 50% new oak

MEO-CAMUZET, CLOS DE VOUGEOT 1990 (1.5L) Merlot then shows layers of rich2. 5cm 96 Points CellarTracker Member Thrillingly complex wine this, stored in a warmer than normal conditions and not stood up for long enough as it was still a little cloudy (these need to be stood up for days rather than hours). A wine that has well and truly gone onto the dark side and a magical mystery tour of intriguing tertiary nuances competing for your attention kaleidoscopically as with many DRC wines. Plenty of mineral, dark and milk