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Imbibed in Provence. Deep robe, narrow rim. Leather, dark red and black fruits, graphite on nose and palate. Wonderfully St Julien, elegant with refined ripe tannins, textured and balanced acidity and fruits. Full bodied, with a satisfyingly long finish.
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Gorgeous ruby colored, while this is silky smooth right now, it shows no sign of decline
Château Gruaud-Larose 1928 - 2011: Strange nose initially, blew off. Did become slightly herbal, almost reductive; burned rubber, unbalanced. Either an off bottle or very unsuccessful vintage.
Purchased at the winery a few weeks ago. Decanted for two hours. Drinking very well now. Perfect with elk ribeye. Wish I had a few more.
Pnp, deep garnet on color., yield a very rich nose of leather, cedar wood, black fruit and a subtle floral note. This is a great St Julien right to the textbook. Mid palate also give some pencil shaving aroma, good acidity although the tannin is still slightly grippy, but should soften with airing. This wine is entering its drinking window, simply lovely and underrated.
Took to dinner at restaurant,so I decanted 2 bottles first to remove sediment. On opening strong aroma of red berries, raspberry. When at restaurant maybe the Lebanese food was too strong but both the bottles I had decanted and 2 further bottles had black fruit bouquet. Colour was good deep red. Taste was strong, plenty of fruit, well balanced and quite long. Good wine, everybody enjoyed it.
St. Julien really put out some great wines in the 90s. Drank over 2 hours. Nose had some subtle barnyard that was really nice. On the nose and palate, detected wet earth, dark cherry, mocha, and truffle. Smooth, long finish. Round tannins. Definitely in its prime drinking window, but I'm sure it has 5+ years left to go. Highly recommended.
This is really delicious wine. It was good straight out of the bottle, but after a 2 hour decant, it emerged balanced, with a pallet of subtle red and blue berry flavors. Funky? Sure, a bit, in a good way. Fully resolved tannins. I bought a well stored case for $85 per bottle, and I am very pleased with the value. If not for the inevitable headache in the morning, I would pop a second bottle. Good juice at this point in time.
Agree with Julian Marshall's on 9/14/2014 tasting notes.
This has improved over the last year and is now at its peak. Clean nose with no brett: blueberries and plums with cherry and notes of lavender. In the mouth, the fruit is now really winsome and impressive: as noted before, lots of Victoria plums, with a second wave of cassis and cherry, then a long, satisfying finale of blueberry. The balance is perfect, the structure is solid, the fruit is sweet and intense - que demande le peuple?
fantastic - seamless. Great nose with no real fruit but such complexity of cedar, tobacco, earth and the GL funk. great finish.
Boerne wine club - Paris 1976 Redux... (SLC): Round 7 blue.
Decanted for two hours which was excellent and after five even better. Full bodied, rich and classic style of the more forward modern Gruaud Larose grounded in earth, smoke and incense. Layered herbs, toasted oak, cassis, currant, and a hint of licorice this wine has found it balance and apogee. Can maintain for years, but I believe it is what it is. Drink now or for six more years into the next decade.
after pouring a strong cassis nose, just a whiff of earth, little roasty, still firm and grainy tannins, therefore very tight, a basket full of cassisfruit, cedar, midweight body which has an elegant and tasty showing, develops in the glass and is getting more nuances, this bottle shows a lot of primary fruit, so I expect this 96 GL to evolve in well stored bottles for more than a decade from now, long and very addictive finish, **(**+-?) 92-94+?
Fortfarande en del primärfrukt kvar med begynnande stalltoner, tobak, etc., väldigt välbalancerat, skitsnyggt charmigt, jag tro detta vin bara kommer fortsätta växa 95>
Drinking well now with minimal decant. Lovely nose. I tasted a bit of cedar and earth.
CdB BYOB; Little nose; light fruit with blackbery and raspberry; balanced; still developing; rather simple now; hopeful for the future, but not sure.
Guessed Bordeaux for the flight, but missed by going Right Bank. This is less ripe and open than I would have expected from a 1996.
This comes across surprisingly youthful next to the '90 and '94. There's plenty of bright dark fruit and cedar on a polished, medium weight frame, but it doesn't show any of that leathery or earthy savouriness I usually expect from Gruaud, and feels a little more tightly wound and tannic on the palate. With air in the glass this gets more fragrant and nuanced, but it still gives the impression that it's holding something in reserve.
Zuerst etwas verschlossen und mit dominanten Bitternoten, Danach deutlich besser mit sich entwickelnden Aromen nach Leder und Holz. Recht langer Abgang. Zum Essen dann eigentlich sehr gut.
It's been a few years since I last had this, but it's still very young - which I suppose should be no surprise knowing the Medoc and 1996. With an hour of air, this showed a beautiful nose full of flowers and elegant cassis fruit that stands in surprisingly stark contrast to a broad-shouldered, ripe palate full of leather and plum. A long finish. Good, but a little polished for Gruaud - I usually like the chateau for its touch of rusticity.
Decanted 2 hours before for Christmas Lunch . It was superb lovely nose and beautiful colour.Enjoyed by all.Good body and lovely silky texture. Look forward to drinking rest of case.
Slightly bretty, otherwise I would have given it a higher score. All the attributes previously noted. This is a great example of Gruaud-Larose.
Will not score now. Did not decant and it definitely needed that. Also, gut impression 5 years from now you will have a good wine.
Complex with cassis, rose petals. Three distinct stages of drink, looong finish.
Decanted for 2hrs, probably needs 3hrs+. The consensus on the table was that the 96 really needs another 5 years in the bottle but is showing some great potential, tanins are soft and starting to integrate well, there is still some "green" in the wine, seems tight and still too fresh and acidic in places. This will mature into a beautiful vintage.
Solbær, søt pipetobakk, cedertre, litt jordbær. Balansert, men den mangler litt konsentrasjon. Integrete tanniner og middels lengde.
My Birthaday Party: Family, Friends, Food and Wine !!! (My home): Deep intensive red. Nose of Cuban tobacco, Herbs, Cherries and Leather. Nice sweetness of red berries, caramel. All very elegant and playful. This is a fun wine...drink now to 2025.
I like this wine. Very dark. Flowers. Much fruit, cassis. Very good harmony. And a typical St. Julien. A great Gruaud Larose. This wine is in 10 years still good
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Clean medium tawny color.
Clear nose, medium intensity, thick layer of plum and blackcurrant, black cherries, liquorice, vanilla, sweetly perfumed toasted oak, blossom, chocolate, tobacco, subtle but complex, cigar box. I am writing down developing because crazy as it seems it is still kicking.
It shows dry palate, medium acidity, medium alcohol (12.5%), medium+ intensity, medium body and medium tannins. It runs smoothly in the mouth with jam-my sweetness, plum and blackcurrant again, vanilla, coffee, toast and chocolate, alcohol messing the balance a little. The palate replicates the aroma profile but its standing with a foot across the developed border.
Outstanding quality, premium price (90€), developed but could go on for a few more years.
This is what aged Bordeaux is all about.
Starting to show it's age - brick at the edge - with heavy wood and undertoned fruit on the nose. Cassis for sure. very strong mouth texture and evolved nicely over the course of several hours. Finish lasted 60 seconds plus. Really good - slightly stringent and mushrooms galore!
Much the same as last year:
Blueberry and plums on the nose, with a crisp attack of plums and cherries and a long, satisfying finish dominated by blueberries. Not a hint of brett. It doesn't have the velvety strength of LLC, but this is an excellent St.Julien 1996. This isn't as powerful as the GL 82 or the 90, but it's more cleanly made and on balance I think it's a better wine because of the higher acidity. Highly recommended.
Gruaud Larose Dinner (Inovasi - Lake Bluff IL): Drinking well now, which surprised me for a 1996. Still a bit backward, but enough balance. Kept expanding with more air, so certainly a wine with room to improve with more cellar time.
WOTN. Notes similar to earlier notes.
Decent wine, but for the price not worth it. Orange red color. Lot of heat on the nose and decent fruit on the nose. Complex layers of fruit and minerals. A bit earthy even some hints of steak flavors. Decent wine would like to try again sometime.
Good not great, probably peaking now.
Pleasant nose, leather, cedar. Classic and subtle, quite complex and long.
The bottle's filling level was perfect, half of the long cork was soaked. A lot of barnyard funk in the bottle: The wine offered a stinky barnyard nose, with violets, blackberry, beetroot and saddle leather. On the palate the wine showed barnyard funk, earth, saddle leather, tobacco, blackberry, plum, some black currant and beetroot. The light- to medium-bodied wine was very round and balanced, with good acidity and fine, round tannins. It was ready to drink right after popping the cork, but further improved after 1 1/2 hours in the decanter. A nice effort, though I clearly preferred the Château Talbot 2000. Based on my personal preferences the wine has peaked and I would recommend drinking it now after decanting for two hours, but the wine should also hold-up well for another five to eight years.
Decanted and drank over two hours. Nose was fully open right away with plenty of barnyard earth herbs and dark fruit. The palate was dominated by earth, herbal notes, and more dark fruit. Smooth silky and well balanced. Medium finish. In a great place right now and should hold for years.
Sandy's 40th dinner party (Chez Patrick): dark and powerful. nice aroma coming through but still a bit tight and tannic. either decant for a couple of hours or wait a few more years.
Fresh nose of menthol and blueberry, then a strong hint of plums. Very impressive first mouthful, full of Victoria plums, which is unusual for GL, moving into black cherry and a touch of spice, with a finish marked by blueberries. Delicious, GL at its best. I don't think it'll improve much, but there's no need. At least ten years to go, the underlying power will see it out. Best GL since the 90, probably better than that one too. No brett whatsoever.
ruby red, almost clear look. Heavy barnyard aroma from nose to taste, heavily tannic, bitter herb, pencil and leather, fruits seem lost. limited complexity, moderate balance - dissapointing and almost ceretainly not worth the price.
this is coming along nicely. Typical GL flavors of graphite, cassis, tobacco, smooth tannins, long finish.
If you are into "barnyard", this is your wine. It hasn't get any better in the last few years and still going strong. Tannins are still young and need either more time in the bottle or in the glass to come around. Other than that, very enjoyable Bordeaux for those who are into of this kind of Bordeaux.
Gruaud Larose Masterclass with David Launay (Fine & Rare Wines, London): Still dark in colour. Full on fruit nose, light earth and floral. Big elegant and round, well aged. Good depth and lots of ripe tannins. Anoither great showing from this wine. Maybe a tough tin on the mid palate. 92-93 drink from now.
Drank along 1990. This drinks very well yet has an ample room to improve further.
True or False: Would I Lie to you? Fine wines of the world tutored & panel game (Berry Bros & Rudd, London): WOTN. From the first wiff of this beautifull wine you go straight to mid nineties bordeuax. Minty, herby notes on the nose along with the fruit. Mature and well rounded and no harshness and drinks very well now. Recently we have had some very good experinces with 96s (talbot for example). We will buy more. 93 drink from now but will last. Very good.
Really rather lovely semi-mature Bordeaux. Still some blackcurrant on the nose, but starting to be dominated by leather and cedar. Palate is fresh and attractive, with notes of red/black fruits and some earth. Ramarkably fine tannins. Nice.
Leather and tar nose; earthy and acidic with some light blackberry; tannic; moderate finish. Black Pearl Newport with pinot noir glass.
Beautiful Bordeaux color showing slight orange tint at the edge. Nose of earth, funk and leather with a slight sweetness of vanilla. Dark fruits driven by powerfully integrated tannins showing another decade or so to this superb juice. Popped and poured over an hour continuing to develop more and more complexity. Finish was long and tasty.
Excellent, dependable Bordeaux. Drinking well now; single decant, 1 hour.
Glengarry Old Wines Dinner (Auckland, New Zealand): I may be slightly over-rating this wine, but it is a beautiful example of a Medoc from the 1996 vintage. It has wonderful poise and lovely balance. Extremely elegant and still tight. This wine convinces on this proportion rather than mass. This is drinkable now but I imagine it will continue to gain nuance in the years to come. Outstanding medium weigh bordeaux.
Gruaud Larose Wine Dinner (The Press Room): dense and masculine, with notes of leather, cedar and spices. complex.
Good wine and quite the Larose but preferred the 2000. The 1996 just seemded to slightly over-exaggerate this wine's usual attributes; a tad too excessive. 30 minute double decant. As others have noted, it had a huge amount of funk on opening. Very briney / brackish for the first hour, with a finish that tasted of some onion. Very backward. A touch too much acidity. May perform better in a few years. Still on the way to its peak, no rush to drink.
Oak smell. Cassis and blackberry, dark fruit taste. A little lean but balanced and good finish, if a touch acidic.
Tons of funk on the nose that never really blew off. Tons of earth and some evidence of fruit but this wine seemed a bit off. Its possible this wine was corked.
Leather, cedar, spice, plenty of fruit left too. A great, elegant, mature claret that also has plenty of life left.
Un vin acheté cet été à Las Vegas pour 79$, et quel achat ce fut! Son nez est envoûtant, raffiné, complexe, et évolue de minute en minute, offrant des arômes de torréfaction, de cuir, de fruits secs et mûrs, de poivron vert, de fruits rouges, de tomates des champs, accompagnée par une petite pointe animale. La bouche se déguste à merveille présentement, avec une belle matière précise et aromatique, un brin rustique, un équilibre impeccable et des tannins fins. Un vin à point, mais qui est encore loin du déclin, et qui m'a procuré un plaisir fou à le boire. Il me rappelle une fois de plus que les Bordeaux à maturité sont délicieux. 92
Third time i've tried this wine and this was the best yet. This was the most complex and integrated of the three. Gave this wine a decent decant and it had all the hallmarks of good claret, good balance between the fruit, oak and tannin - layers of complexity and a long finish. Boring? dependable I would say, but still enough complexity and interest to rate this as excellent winemaking!
Dark color, good nose of sweet red fruit and cedar, only a hint of fruit on the palate with earthy elements and lead pencil on the palate. Decent finish. Very enjoyable but not as memorable as the 1988 bottles I have consumed. Perfect with rib roast.
Maturing nicely.
Nice at the start, but a bit gamey. Filled in after 30 minutes and became my wine of the night. Coffee was the one attribute I remember. In a very good place now. Started to fade after 1 hour after pouring. The bottles had been decanted and poured back into their bottles 2 hours prior to being served. Went very well with the Roasted Rack & Loin of Lamb.
Nose - wonderful, rich Cab Sauv nose; summer fruits, but with an ever so slight vegetal note; some cigarbox. Palate - dark, black summer fruits; sweet pencil leads; quite detailed and complex, with secondary layers evident. Long finish with some tannins. Almost fully mature. Classic, brilliant Bordeaux. 2nd best wine tonight.
1996 Gruaud Larose opened with barnyard, tobacco, earth and unclean aromas. Medium to full bodied with a lean, rustic personality and an earthy, cassis flavored finish, this is not a success for a vintage where so many great wines were produced in the Medoc. I do not see this wine improving with age.
a little barnyard funk at opening but dissipated and gave way to menthol, forest floor, herbs, and subtle cherry
in the mouth, fruit still a bit restrained but opened up with air. well balanced and complex with some dusty tannin and a loooonng finish.
this wine is still going strong!
Weekend Wine with Summer Part II; 9/17/2010-9/18/2010 (Las Vegas, NV): Rich, dense nose of dried cassis, roasted mushrooms, elegant cherry, delicate tobacco leaves, and hints of herbs. Beautiful nose that make me say, "wow" when I first dove in. This wine benefited from more air time than the 1996 Leoville Poyferre that was drank alongside it, and the wine was a bit more elegant and refined. The tannis are well integrated, the acid is in a nice place and the fruit still shines through. Beautiful bottle that has a long life ahead of it.
Nice fruit ranging from cassis to red apple. Pretty barnyard-like giving also notes of cinnamon, cigarbox and earth.
Structured, bright and elegant but still almost meaty with velvety tannins. Nice mineral presence, pencil shavings, animal notes and balanced oak toast in the long aftertaste.
Has years left, but was drinking rather beautifully already. 89€ in Wine Bar Tintå.
W Conor terroir similar to Leland vegetable and meat nose. Really long finish.
Dette var en verdig avslutning på årets sommerferie. En flott moden Bordeaux med klassisk blyant, tobak og lær aroma. Stor lengde. Mangler litt kompleksitet, men ellers veldig bra.
Very volatile nose and palate over the night. We have been drinking a lot of new world wines lately so I find this difficult to be objective about. I did however love the subtle flavors and musty smells. Not my favorite of the '96s. At this price point I prefer the Clos du Marquis.
Nose : blackcurrent, violet, cigarbox. In the mouth the wine is very balanced. tanins are still powerful but smooth and provide structure. fruits is very pure balanced by the minerality of graphite flavours. THe finales is very long. Better than 1995.
Thin brick disc with a deep garnet robe, very densely colored. Blackberry, cherry liqueur, pencil lead nose, some nice tertiary forest notes but really expected this to be a bit more advanced - but with some air a bit of barnyard emerges; really struck by the purity of the fruit here. Very classy. Delicious on the palate, same refined fruit but notes of coffee, chocolate too; gripping tannins and perhaps a bit alcoholic but well put together overall. Very nice finish, very long, quality wood. Classic, refined, a bit under-stated and less rustic than I'd imagined this might turn out to be. I'm very satisfied with this.
4/5 now; I'd hold on to this for a few more years - it's drinking really nicely now but I think the tertiary components that are starting to develop could be really special.
PS - went very well with a baguette and adelegger cheese - the French and the Germans are finally getting along!
Churchill's: Château Gruaud-Larose Vertical (Maumee, OH): Medicinal fennel seed nose. Tannic, acidic, medium-bodied. Refined. Earthy and slightly rustic. Great age, tastes more mature than 14 years. Food wine. Long. $60
Very expressive nose - I could smell the wine as I was pouring it out. Lots of graphite, pencil shavings, and rich red fruit. The balance was great, but I found the finish quite harsh and off-putting. I'm not sure whether this was a reflection of how the wine has been stored. This reminded me how good bordeaux can be!
too big, not really together yet- showed leather, and solid tannins, but nice fruit and grip as well as a nice finish- just to strong for my ideas?
Lovely fragrant St Julien nose of cedar, sandelwood, pencil-lead and blackcurrant, none of the the typcal Gruaud meaty, slightly barnyardy character in this one. Lovely, soft tannins, starting to show some development but still a teenager. ****
The wine has good nose and fruit concentration. Not over-powered but yet not really elegant in style. I would say it is somewhat between musculine and finesse style. Really a good Bordeaux but unfortunately nothing that really excite me. BTW, while 1996 is generally being regarded as a very good vintage in Bordeaux, I hardly find a bottle of 1996 Bordeaux that I found them really good. In contrast, I have much better experience with Bordeaux 2000 even though both vintages were rated by Parker as 96 for St. Julien, Pauillac and St. Estephe.
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Again a very classy wine. Reserved, stylish, length. Consistent notes.
This has developed well since I last had it 3 years ago though still tastes youthful. Deep mulberry and blackcurrant nose with lifting ripe fruit - showing well. Deep cassis fruit, weighty, dense, chewy lots of gamey fruit- stood up well to roast lamb with lots of garlic. Past the in-between stage and moving towards maturity. Still some way to go yet though as this firmed up and became more tannic as we drank it rather than opening up. A 30-40 year wine in the making. Will be a star. Classic 1996 Cabernet dominated flavours.
Actually I feel a little bit disappointed of this wine, when I open it, that is no nose at all, after decanting about one to two hours, some nose come out, but not so strong, the smell is light but okay. Drink not so smooth, a little bit rough, may be this wine need to keep for another two to three years, not yet muture at all.
The taste is okay, but not excellent. Hope my 2nd bottle will give me a good comment. I still get 11 behind. Decanting may need over 3 hours.
Restaurant bottle at General Warren Inne, Malvern PA... $142. Popped and poured. Very mature and settled, comfortable nose that maintained its poise all evening. Leather, earth, and cigar against a blackcurrant backdrop on nose was confirmed on palate, but not quite as deeply... still bright and well behaved. This wine was well integrated, nearly in balance and quite a nice find. Good St. Julien effort and in a nice window. The virtues of patience are rewarded with Grand Crus in good vintages.
Proper claret. Typcal Gruaud meaty, slightly barnyardy complexity on top of classic cedar and blackcurrant. Drinking beautifuly now, tannins pretty much fully resolved, acidity fresh, fruit to match but all melded together with the nicely-developed tertiary characteristics. I may struggle to let my remaining bottles develop much further. ****1/2
classy wine, typical st julien
Still youthful, deep ruby with a hint of purple. Cork could have easily passed for a 2 year old bottle. No rim variation . Nose is straightforward and medium (-) intensity licorice, blackberry, currant, a bit of graphite and underbrush.
Medium acid, medium body, medium intensity. It's very very good but the balance is not quite right. Similar to the nose, this is pretty straightforward. Not a great or lengthy finish, but the flavors are excellent, and this drinks very well. A very enjoyable if a bit mild and simple bordeaux.
Very classy wine, very stilish. A little reserved at first, but after being decanted for 2 hours this wine showed its quality: excellent. Fine herbs, fruit, very broad nose and taste. Yes, this is a very, very good Bordeaux. Excellent balance, highest breeding. Refined, sober yet rich.
2nd time I have had this wine. Some friends in Michigan opened this bottle and 2 other GL's. This was decanted for 2 hours before we drank it and I did not think it was showing as well as when I tried this a few years ago. Overly tannic but filled with dirty red fruit, leather, currant and licorice. Needs time but a good contrast to the 1981. 89+ points.
Very slow to open up. First impression was there was little fruit and a lot of funk. Could it be the dreaded corkiness? Not to worry. As the wine gained air, it also gained dark fruit, leather and earthy notes with that funk in the background. Saved a glass for day two. Very dark and brooding with silky tannins on the finish. Save the last bottle a coupe years!
Just popped and poured. This wine takes time to open up. I like it's subtle flavors and classic old world attributes. I would have to downgrade, relative to other prior reviews. Still like at the price point and great contrast to new world wines.
balanced, smooth tannins, secondary flavors starting to develop, delish.
Deep bouquet with cassis, lead pencil, ink and good oak. Ripe cassis juice. Also some cherries. A lot of firm tannin and bitterness. This wine is still too young. Give it a few more years.
Decanted and consumed over a period of two hours. A highly civilized, almost regal Gruaud Larose. The nose is somewhat muted, which is typical of GL. Somewhat light upon opening, this turned into a medium-bodied wine within 15 minutes of being decanted. In the mouth, this wine is all raisiny red and black fruit with plenty of saddle leather and earth. A classic Saint Julien, the finish is on the shorter side, but drink this wine for its purity and class. This wine did not evolve any further after being in the decanter for a half hour, suggesting that additional cellaring is not necessary, though this wine should easily hold for another 5-8 years.
Wonderful purity of flavor. Medium bodied wine with classic flavor profile of raisins and red fruit , with saddle leather on the nose. I doubt this will improve but should hold for many years.
Bordeaux 1996 @ my place (Netherlands): Barnyard, animal fur, black olives, blueberries, ink. Wonderful concentration, also in tannines. Requires some more time in the cellar. 17.5/20
A very, sweet lush 1996 Bordeaux that is drinking well now. Not super complex, but quite enjoyable. I don't have much experience with Gruaud but was expecting something more masculine.
An interesting wine. I decanted and drank most of the bottle throughout the evening, starting with a steak dinner.
This wine is more about finesse, elegance than power. An intriguing nose. I kept thinking it smells like creme brulee, with some ripe red berries and, sometimes, the usual tobacco leaf and graphite. The nose is more captivating than the taste. It's medium bodied, very fine, with subtle ripe strawberries, licorice, and other herbs. Very clean mouthfeel, fine tannins, and a pleasant but uninspiring finish. IMHO, I expected more from a 1996 2nd growth, but it's a nice wine. I'd give her 89-90 points.
1996 Bordeaux Horizontal (Custom House): Medium nose of black fruit with some hollow acidity. Tight angular acidity on the palate with a long black coffee finish. This really opened up much better in glass with some flesh coming through on the palate.
1996 Bordeaux Horizontal (Custom House - Chicago, IL): A fresh and giving nose that has roasted herbs and cherries. Palate has fleshy fruit with herbs and medicinal notes adding complexity.
Meat, animal blood, tobacco, graphite and prunes on the aromatic nose. Balanced palate, with some spice, soft tannins and delicious black fruit with notes of black coffee underneath. This is drinking very well now.
An outstanding bottle of wine. Classic pencil lead and leather flavors. Still has many years of life ahead of it.
Drank with my buddy in Napa. Classic Bordeaux nose, good structure and finish. Would recommend and at the $40 price point would consider it an outstanding value to buy all day. This wine was drunk against an '01 David Arthur. Both wines showed great with the contrast being sweet velvet for for the DA and classic balance for the GL.
A big beast. Tar, Liquorice, beef, leather on the nose. Not much sign of fruit. Similar flavour, an interesting wine at an in-between stage. Very animal: gamey flavours. It has potential but I'd give it another 5 years before trying again.
Masculine earth-driven notes. Some typical funky cedar or lead pencil character. Has class, but dilute, with an almost mature feel to the fruit but significant tannin remaining.
A pleasant bottle, but uninspiring. I'm still learning how to rate and evaluate wines. This one, in my opinion, needs more time. Tasted thin and more tannic than I would have guessed. Could be either that I need to decant it longer, or simply wait another 3-5 years.
A mere shadow of what the 2000 will be when it grows up. Nose filled with saddle leather. Rich currant notes and a long finish. The firm but dry taannins are starting to settle down but it still needs time. 91.
Mineral,cellar,cassis nose.Cedar,cassis,acidic palate.
Full bodied. Lead pencil. Loaded with good tannin and fruit juice. This is a much too young state of the art wine. Try again in 6 years. The score can easily be 2 points higher by then.
Beautiful complex bouquet with even some peach and caramel. The taste is loaded with black fruits and lead pencil. A beautiful stage now, but this wine has a long future. Rustic wine.


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When fourteen-year-old Carlotta Walls walked up the stairs of Little Rock Central High School on September 25, 1957, she and eight other black students only wanted to make it to class. But the journey of the "Little Rock Nine," as they came to be known, would lead the nation on an even longer and much more turbulent path, one that would challenge prevailing attitudes, break down barriers, and forever change the landscape of America.
Descended from a line of proud black landowners and businessmen, Carlotta was raised to believe that education was the key to success. She embraced learning and excelled in her studies at the black schools she attended throughout the 1950s. With Brown v. Board of Education erasing the color divide in classrooms across the country, the teenager volunteered to be among the first black students-of whom she was the youngest-to integrate nearby Central High School, considered one of the nations best academic institutions.
But for Carlotta and her eight comrades, simply getting through the door was the first of many trials. Angry mobs of white students and their parents hurled taunts, insults, and threats. Arkansass governor used the National Guard to bar the black students from entering the school. Finally, President Dwight D. Eisenhower was forced to send in the 101st Airborne to establish order and escort the Nine into the building. That was just the start of a heartbreaking three-year journey for Carlotta, who would see her home bombed, a crime for which her own father was a suspect and for which a friend of Carlottas was ultimately jailed-albeit wrongly, in Carlottas eyes. But she persevered to the victorious end: her graduation from Central.
Breaking her silence at last and sharing her story for the first time, Carlotta Walls has written an inspiring, thoroughly engrossing memoir that is not only a testament to the power of one to make a difference but also of the sacrifices made by families and communities that found themselves a part of history.
Complete with compelling photographs of the time, A Mighty Long Way shines a light on this watershed moment in civil rights history and shows that determination, fortitude, and the ability to change the world are not exclusive to a few special people but are inherent within us all.
When 14-year-old Carlotta Walls walks up the stairs of Little Rock Central High School on September 25, 1957, she and eight other black students only want to make it to class. But the journey of the "Little Rock Nine" would lead the nation on an even longer and much more turbulent path, one that would forever change the landscape of America. Photos.
In 1957, Walls and eight other black students--known as the Little Rock Nine--only want to make it to class. But their journey would lead the nation on a much more turbulent path. Walls writes an inspiring memoir that shines a light on this watershed moment in Civil Rights history.
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Carlotta Walls LaNier attended Michigan State University and graduated from Colorado State College-now the University of Northern Colorado, on whose board of trustees she sits. After working for the YWCA, she founded her own real estate brokerage firm, LaNier and Company. A sought-after lecturer, LaNier speaks across the country, and she has received the Congressional Medal of Honor and two honorary doctorate degrees. She is the mother of two children, Whitney and Brooke, and lives in Englewood, Colorado, with her husband, Ira.
Lisa Frazier Page, an editor and award-winning reporter at The Washington Post, is the co-author of the New York Times bestseller The Pact: Three Young Men Make a Promise and Fulfill a Dream. A graduate of New Orleanss Dillard University, Page holds a masters degree from Northwestern Universitys Medill School of Journalism. She grew up in Bogalusa, Louisiana, and lives in the Washington, D.C., area with her husband. They have four children.
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Before a Tribe may assume the functions of a State Historic Preservation Officer, the National Historic Preservation Act requires Tribes to submit a formal plan to the National Park Service describing how the proposed Tribal Historic Preservation Officer functions will be carried out.
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The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation's (ACHP) Office of Native American Affairs recently launched a new Facebook page: Preservation Indigenous - Native Youth. As described by the ACHP, "the page connects American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian youth to information and opportunities related to historic and cultural preservation, and to career and educational opportunities."
New Tool in the Efforts to Protect Sacred Sites
The National Trust for Historic Preservation (NTHP) has released a new publication: Preserving Native American Places: A Guide to Federal Laws and Policies that Help Protect Cultural Resources and Sacred Sites. The guide is designed to assist tribes and Native Hawaiian Organizations in their efforts to protect sites of cultural, historical, and religious significance. Visit the NTHP website to learn more and download a copy of the publication.
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NPS Awards Tribal Heritage Grants for 2014
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AMERICA/BOLIVIA - Insults and defamation: a campaign that has no political agenda
Sucre (Agenzia Fides) - Avoid insults and cowardly actions, instead worry about presenting a government program and make it known to the people: asked the Archbishop of Sucre and President of the Social Pastoral Caritas of Bolivia, His Exc. Mgr. Jesus Juarez Parraga SDB, addressing the candidates of different political parties, on the occasion of the election campaign for the general elections of 12 October, in which Bolivians will elect a new parliament and a new president.
"I think all these insults we hear from politicians - said Mgr. Juarez talking to the press - are contrary to the law on racism and all forms of discrimination, so it would be better to worry about presenting the program positively and not to insult the opponents. You will see that the results will be positive, because one responds to an insult with another insult, and so in democracy there is no progress".
The note sent to Fides by a local source, reports that the Archbishop was questioned following the recent insults among politicians that have been reported by the Bolivian media. Just as an example, says the note, last weekend President Evo Morales rejected the comparison with the opposition candidate (Unidad Democrática), Samuel Doria Medina, telling him to go and discuss his ideas "with his grandmother". On Tuesday, July 8, Vice President Álvaro García while celebrating the 115th anniversary of the province of Campero (Cochabamba), publicly said that "Bolivia is divided in two: between the patriots and those who sell their homeland".
In this context, Mgr. Jesus Juárez Párraga has asked political parties not to fall into the dirty war of discrediting their opponents, but urged them to practice the common good, dignity and respect for human rights, which are the cornerstones of the Catholic Church. Public opinion is embitteed about the lack of information on the elections, while there are already 10 registered parties that have started their own campaign. (CE) (Agenzia Fides 10/07/2014)
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Lam, David, and Deborah Levison. "Declining Inequality in Schooling in Brazil and Its Effects on Inequality in Earnings." PSC Research Report No. 89-170. November 1989.
Household survey data demonstrate that Brazilian males born between 1925 and 1963 experienced steady increases in mean schooling and significant declines in schooling inequality. The variance in years of schooling increased for cohorts born up until 1950, with steady declines for more recent cohorts. Decomposition of a standard human capital earnings equation indicates that trends in schooling tended to reduce earnings inequality from 1976 to 1985, due to reductions in both the variance of schooling and in returns to schooling. These improvements were more than offset, however, by increases in other sources of inequality. Although the net increase in earnings inequality from 1976 to 1985 is disturbing, the reduction in schooling inequality represents a fundamental improvement in the determinants of earnings inequality in Brazil that will have beneficial effects for decades.
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This means you can adjust the cooking temperature and check how much longer something needs to cook for without ever setting foot in the kitchen... once you've actually put the food in it, that is.
Warming up the home
Behind the scenes things such as your general toastiness are also getting a smart overhaul. Honeywell's new evohome system allows you to create up to 12 thermal zones in your home which can be controlled individually, so you're only heating the rooms you're using and then only when you need to.
To make things even easier both the heating and hot water can be turned on and off from a smartphone app.
Google has also raised temperatures by buying out Nest and offering the smart thermostat through Google Play store.
Both use apps to control the devices when you are both in and away from the home. In Europe Google is being closely tailed by tado - a heating app that promises to reduce your heating costs by 26 per cent.
Smart security
Alongside living rooms, kitchens and heating, home security has also been revolutionised by smartphones.
Alarms, motion detectors, cameras, doorbells, locks and more can all be controlled by smartphones now. Take the SkyBell. When someone rings your doorbell you can get an alert on your phone and see a video feed of them. You can also talk to them through your phone and it works wherever you are as long as you have a Wi-Fi connection.
So whether you're in the bath or on holiday you can still keep track of who's coming to your house and even communicate with them, giving you security and peace of mind.
Then there's the Canary security hub, which is an all in one security device complete with an HD night vision camera, a microphone, a motion detector, an alarm and temperature, humidity and air quality sensors.
And it's smart too, gradually learning about the environment of your home so that it's better able to differentiate a genuine threat from something harmless. For example a sudden, dramatic temperature change could indicate a fire, but if you live somewhere that's always very hot it will be smart enough to not keep alerting you about the heat.
When it does alert you about something you'll see details of it on your smartphone and can choose how to respond, whether that's by ignoring it, making a call, sending a message or triggering the alarm. Even when there aren't any alerts you can always access Canary remotely from your phone if you just want to check on things.
All of these devices are available now or due to hit the market soon and they all aim to make life easier, by giving you as much control as possible from wherever you are, just as long as you've got your smartphone with you.
The setup cost is a stumbling block for some of them, but once you've overcome that they bring you a long way towards having a truly connected home, empowering you to do things you never could before, be it freeing your music or keeping an eye on your home from afar.
But this is just the beginning, as work is being done to make household devices even smarter in ways which could revolutionise the home.
So what about the FUTURE?
By looking to Asia you can already get a glimpse of what's next to come, as places like South Korea are way ahead of the UK in the connected homes stakes. For example, Samsung makes a fridge (sadly only available in South Korea) that has a touchscreen, allowing you to tell it what food you're putting in it.


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Albert George Latham
Albert George Latham was the first Professor of Modern Languages[1] at Newcastle University. He was educated at the Universities of London, Bonn, Caen, Paris and Florence and joined the staff in 1893 as a lecturer in French and Italian. In 1899, he married the daughter of A D Murray, editor of The Newcastle Daily Journal (Mrs Latham later became an author of books for children and also took charge of 'Children's Hour', as 'Auntie Kerstie' in local transmissions for children from the local Newcastle BBC radio station).[2] He was a specialist in French and German literature and also an accomplished translator for several European languages, mainly German, French and Italian, translating, among other things, choral works set by his colleague at Newcastle, W G Whittaker. In 1910/11, he was appointed as the first full professor of Modern Languages,[3] leading to Centenary Celebrations at the School of Modern Languages at Newcastle in 2011.[4] Latham's target audience were lay readers. Latham's publications included The Oxford Treasury of French Literature.[5] His translation of Goethe's Faust for the Everyman's Library edition was the one most English-speaking readers in the first half of the twentieth century would have been familiar with. He retired in 1926.
- ^ "Julian Hatzig : Modern Languages at Newcastle University - A History" (PDF). Ncl.ac.uk. Retrieved 2013-11-29.
- ^ Research in the University Archives by M Christine Borthwick on Albert Latham's links with W G Whittaker and a brief account of WGW's career as a music editor with Oxford University Press, April 2011, in celebration of 100 years of Modern Languages Teaching
- ^ "Students perform play to celebrate School of Modern Languages centenary" (PDF). Ncl.ac.uk. Retrieved 2013-11-29.
- ^ "News - School of Modern Languages - Newcastle University". Ncl.ac.uk. 2011-02-13. Retrieved 2013-11-29.
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Please fill out and submit this form to register for a Thomas Nelson Community College (TNCC) parking permit for the 2015-2016 academic year. Students with a valid Thomas Nelson Student Photo ID are eligible to receive one (1) vehicle permit, which will allow the student to park in any "Student" parking lot on any Thomas Nelson campus. The vehicle permit can be linked to as many as four (4) vehicles which must be declared in the "Vehicle Information" section of this application.
Once this application has been submitted, it will be available for pickup at the "Primary Campus" that has been selected in the "Student Information" section of this application in two (2) business days, excluding weekends and holidays. If you submit a permit application from July 1-16, 2015, your permit will be available for pickup on July 20, 2015. Your valid Thomas Nelson Student Photo ID is required when picking up your permit. Permits will only be released to the student or an authorized person with a completed Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Release form.
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Weekend Box Office Report: 'Pitch Perfect 2' Takes Charge and 'Mad Max: Fury Road' Gives Chase
In one weekend, Pitch Perfect 2 has handily outgrossed the entire run of its predecessor, proving that you should never underestimate a sleeper hit that steadily grows an army of dedicated followers through the power of Blu-ray and DVD. Right below it, Mad Max: Fury Road opened to respectable numbers that will look disastrous to anyone who doesn't pay attention to the details. Let's dive in.
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South Padre Island is located on a long strip of island at the very southern tip of Texas and has beautiful natural landscapes, year-round attractions and events that visitors from spring breakers to families will enjoy.
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South Padre Island boasts several opportunities to immerse yourself in natural beauty and learn about the delicate coastal ecosystem:
Sea Turtle Inc. is located at the end of Padre Boulevard near the convention center. It is a conservation center committed to protecting all sea turtle species. Kids can learn how to identify each type of sea turtle, take part in crafts and learn about conservation efforts. If you're here in the spring, this is a must-visit for watching as sea turtles hatch and are released into the wild.
The Dolphin Research and Sea Life Nature Center, located across the bridge on Port Isabel, is another great spot for kids and adults to learn about Gulf Coast sea life. You can get up close and personal with hermit crabs and starfish, or take a boat tour to see some dolphins. While you're nearby, check out the Port Isabel Lighthouse.
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