Joguet Chinon Les Petites Roches 2005 is quite a monster. 13,5% abv and purple in colour. Weird. The nose is a touch roasted and has a Beujolaisish touch of something lactic + raspberry. Weird. There are gladly enough Cab Francy nuances of tobacco, herbs, etc. that I want to taste this again in a year or so to see if it has become any more normal: this seems more a barrel sample than a finished wine.
Joguet Chinon Clos du Chêne Vert 1997 smells Chinonny and tastes almost Chinonny. Sure it's from a warm year (shows a bit more ripeness than ideal IMO), shows more Brett than usual with the grape (very shitty wine, very shitty indeed), and (so I hear) not from Joguet's best era, but it's one lovable wine anyway.
Joguet Clos du Chêne Vert 2003 is one freakish wine! 14% abv is something I've never experienced before in Cab F. It reminds me most of a Super-Tuscan. It has some fresh herbal/bitter nuances, but a huge concentration of fruit and an almost honeyed sweetness. The palate has more fruit than it can handle IMO. The acidity is a bit on the low side, the tannins are noticable, but unfortunately so is the 14% abv. It does have some minerality underneath also and to be frank, though sweetly fruity it doesn't become cloying.
With the label visible, I am able to see enough Cab F character that I will consider buying a bottle or two. But I would have loved to taste this blind: I'm not sure I would be so positive on it then.