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Indeed the great wines of Bordeaux 2005 vintage of Chateau LA Fleur Pichon – Lussac Saint-Emilion at a price of € 7 is certainly not one of the greatest wine I’ve tasted but it is enjoyable nonetheless and it is especially the pleasure of testing a 2005 vintage. Consider letting breathe before tasting.

His dress is ruby, his nose smells cedar point, his mouth is very firm and tight in the first place, even fairly tannic and too soft in the second part and lack of depth.

Conclusion that price remains a bargain ….

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