WTN: 2001 Pegau Res.

I decanted this bottle 3 hrs. prior to dinner and that was probably unnecessary. Color was med. red with obvious bricking at the edges. Nose and palate were of sweet and sour cherries and a definite gamyness that added a lot of interest. Tannins mostly resolved. Gamyness seemed to fade over time and the fruit became more dominant. Lots of sediment. I'll see how the other half is tomorrow.

[James Roscoe]

Lucky this wasn't corked. Or does that only happen to bottles JB touches?

[David M. Bueker]

I've buried my 2001 Pegau so deep that I hove no idea where it is. (well...I know, but it requires heavy equipment and a younger back...)

I've buried my 2001 Pegau so deep that I hove no idea where it is. (well...I know, but it requires heavy equipment and a younger back...)

That sounds like where any bottle I might want to find gets buried! And the back is getting weaker!

I don't have the 2001 on my drrinking list for the next 5 years.