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"This is a very aromatic Grange that seems to be a product of a vintage where the wines are showing extremely well young.It is dense purple,with a sweet blackberry/cherry nose and some subtle cedar and licorice in the background,unctuously textured,thick,full,without as many nuances as some of the greatest vintages of Grange,but very concentrated and dense. Anticipated maturity: now-2017".
(92 Points).
Robert Parker. (eRobertParker.com February 2002).
Some more recent tasting notes on CellarTracker:-
"Classic Grange nose of ripe dark raspberries,eucalyptus and licorice.On the palate,this is medium to full-bodied with very good intensity and richness.Delicious fruit flavors of ripe black raspberry and boysenberry that show a jammy side lead to a firmly tannic finish with complex licorice and mineral notes.At mid-age for a Grange and should still improve off its balance of fruit and tannin".
(93 Points).
(CellarTracker. 13/7/2014).
"Clearly a young wine,which has only just entered its drinking window,but it is absolutely fabulous.I wish I owned this rather than the 1991.Drink now-2070".
(96 Points).
(CellarTracker. 25/1/2014).
Penfolds Grange will never be cheap again,as it was in the eighties...the 1982 vintage was selling in Oddbins on release for £20 per bottle!
A recent quote from Jancis Robinson:-
"Hill of Grace is now released at A$600 (£413 a bottle),the same price as the iconic Penfold's Grange".
Jancis Robinson. (FT.COM/Magazine. March 2013).
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