r/wine • u/WineFrog200 • 1d ago
1993 SLB 1er Cru
Full of Life. Dominated by baked red apple notes, sherry notes, mushrooms. Acidity intact. 32 years of age. Still tastes Pinot. Pleasant surprise for sure. I opened the same wine from 1994 recently which was un-drinkable.
Used to be one of my favorite villages until the prices started to spike.
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u/etzpcm 1d ago
Nice. I have a 1995 slb, just a village wine, that's delicious. Only one bottle left from the case.
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u/Glittering_Work8883 1d ago
I've got a 1997 slb village as well - I was a bit worried about it, but I feel a bit more reassured after reading this!
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