D’Yquem 1950

I see I have been lucky enough to taste this four times, three of them sublime. This was a lovely tawny, fox-reddish colour and was wonderfully creamy-textured with bitter orange flavours plus almonds/marzipan notes,  Great freshness and vibrancy. Wonderful richness. A great bottle of Yquem.

Copper and green also. Intense. Net. Medium intensity. Discreet. Touche et de fine coffee note empyreumatique. Such. Costs. Net. But not ecstatic. Attack soft and melting, growing on a medium body but a very, very uniformity in the structure. All thoroughly with grace, a taste of apricot, butter, bread, lightly fried. Very long complex and subtle nutmeg returning with a nice frame. Large complex wine. .