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WTN: Carlisle TheDerivative '14...(short/boring)

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WTN: Carlisle TheDerivative '14...(short/boring)

by TomHill » Wed Jan 10, 2018 12:12 pm

Cracked this wine Mon night w/ dinner:
1. Carlisle TheDerivative f'(x) (13.8%; Plntd: 1886-1920; 45% Semillon + 33% Muscadelle/22% Palomino; 410 cs) Windsor 2014: Light gold color; very strong figgy/waxy/Semillon spicy/graham cracker/fresh bread light floral/Muscadelle very aromatic lovely nose; lightly tart/tangy/grapefruity strong Semillon/figgy/waxy some stony/chalky bit graham cracker/yeasty/fresh bread light floral/apple blossom bit complex quite lovely flavor; very long/lingering some tart/tangy light chalky/stony strong Semillon/waxy/figgy slight yeasty/fresh bread light floral/Muscadelle/apple blossom lovely flavor; starting to show a bit of evolution but will go another 4-8 yrs. $27.20
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A wee BloodyPulpit:
1. I hadn't had this wine in over year and I was impressed. It has a brisk acidity but is starting to put on some weight and developing lovely aromatics. Beautiful stuff.
Now that Mike no longer gets the MonteRosso Semillon, the base for this wine, I wonder what will happen to the Derivative?
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Re: WTN: Carlisle TheDerivative '14...(short/boring)

by Jason Hagen » Wed Jan 10, 2018 3:47 pm

Thanks for the write up. The 2010 Derivative was easily one of the best Carlisle's I have ever had.

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