Goosegogs wrote:
To be bought and drunk in 2009
http://www.matthewjukes.com/?page_id=210The 2008 Jackson Estate has been renamed 'Stich'
How do you rate Mathew Jukes for New Zealand ?
Based on his comment for Bordeaux:-
His 2007 Bordeaux Report is just a bunch of hearsay. There is no real experience of the harvest, nor any real insight into how the wines may develop - In fact just a load of meaningless spiel that connects climate problems with grape variety ripening. That everyone already knows !
He then lists the prestige and expensive chateau names that are on the shelves in the wine merchants in the UK.
He further lists Sauternes for 2007 that I believe compare to the 1997 vintage because the noble rot developed well in the damp and mild Autumn air conditions, but he doesn't tell you why or how they compare to 1997.
He says: " If the reds have a tricky time the sweet whites tend to be fantastic." .... A 'per chance' cliche' that was valid also for 2001 and 1983
Huh, a simplistic statement picked from someone else's blog. I'm Not Impressed.
Read Jancis's 2007 Bordeaux report.
Hmmnn, talking affordable noble rot, I wonder how 2007 Vouvray moelleux turned out - could be a bargain for laying down, that needs further investigation.