My first Baudry in many years. Grézeaux used to always be so distinctive with that rustic coffee bean note, but this is a much more polished bottle. Still herbal-inflected, but much more supple and suave. I suppose the winemaking has evolved, as has the climate.
Overall, in a great place for my palate. Ripe cab franc currant flavors, offset by just enough herbal funk, a resolved seamless structure but still fresh and snappy.
Happy to have found this (misplaced) singleton lurking in the bottom of the CSW shelves. Initially it was not for sale, but EL kindly let it go.