Clos Dubreuil - 2009 (750ml) Corton with at least 15 to

with at least 15 to 20 more years of upside potential

But here there are liberal sprinklings of baking spices

In Toro the Tempranillo is wilder and rustic while in Ribera del Duero it is more elegant

The long-lasting aromas

layered over a background of orris and subtle wood

Clos Dubreuil - 2009 (750ml) Corton with at least 15 to94+ points Robert Parker "From a tiny, just under 10 acre vineyard east of St. Emilion in the sector known as St. Christophe des Bardes, this wine is 90% Merlot and 10% Cabernet Franc, tipping the scales at 14. 9% alcohol. It was bottled unfined and unfiltered. Loads of chocolate, roasted espresso, blackberry and blueberry fruit notes along with some smoke and burning embers jump from a glass of this wine, which has terrific fruit intensity, a massive