Discreet wood spice notes and very ripe blue berry, cherry and hints of cassis with subtle floral notes merge into rich, rich and firmly structured flavors that are bigger than what I usually find with Feusselottes, all wrapped in mouth coating finish. This is impressively scaled and delicious with a bit more depth than the Les Cras though if there is a nit, this lacks a bit of energy. Still, it’s a very attractive wine for drinking over the next decade, perhaps a bit longer. (88-91)/2012+