Penfolds Grange Bin 95 2011
In the realm of rare and luxurious wines, the 2011 Grange is a gem of deep, regal purple, unveiling its secrets with a sense of timeless elegance, its nose, even in its youthful state, shrouded in mystery, offering notes of brooding tar and delicate pepper interwoven with a heart of luscious blackberries, black plums, licorice, and earthy loam. This medium to full-bodied wonder stands taut and muscular on the palate, where the symphony of flavors reveals itself in the form of peppery and exotic baking spices, all cradled by firm, velvety tannins. The finish is nothing short of extraordinary, an extended crescendo that leaves you with a refreshing lift—a testament to the exceptional artistry of this wine.
Beef cheeks, garlic mash and brussel sprouts
In a deep, regal purple hue, the 2011 Grange hints at its luxurious nature. Its youthful nose remains a tantalizing enigma, revealing brooding elements of tar and delicate notes of pepper, gracefully wrapped around a core of sumptuous blackberries, dark plums, licorice, and earthy loam.
On the palate, this medium to full-bodied marvel presents itself as taut and muscular. It unveils a rich tapestry of flavors, featuring peppery nuances and exotic baking spices, all carried by the embrace of firm and velvety tannins. The grand finale is marked by extraordinary length, offering a refreshing lift that underscores the wine's exceptional artistry.