Saltram Mamre Brook Cabernet Sauvignon 2004

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Wayno
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Saltram Mamre Brook Cabernet Sauvignon 2004

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This one seems to have barely budged since release. Big, acid-lined, densely structured, with a gobful of oak, this one's bound to sit comfortably on the sidelines for quite a few years yet. I bought stacks of these on release (and I do mean stacks) and have since either auctioned or gifted a number since, to reality check the stash back to normality. With about 6-7 of them left, I'm quite keen to see how they track over the next several years. This is an impressive wine, even moreso when one considers the price on release.
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Re: Saltram Mamre Brook Cabernet Sauvignon 2004

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Thanks Wayno. I bought a few of these and have 3-4 left and will hang on from your note. I was kinda planning to anyway as the last one a year or so ago was as you say, pretty unbudged, but an extra data point is always useful!

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Re: Saltram Mamre Brook Cabernet Sauvignon 2004

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My thoughts too Wayno. I had one on the 29th January this year. No real change from 18 months before that. still have about 7or 8 of these. Will be trying again in about 4 years or so.
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Had one of these a month or so ago, and yes, ditto.
I think I have 3 remaining and will hold for as long as temptation and alternative alcohol availability allows.
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Wayno wrote:This one seems to have barely budged since release. Big, acid-lined, densely structured, with a gobful of oak, this one's bound to sit comfortably on the sidelines for quite a few years yet. I bought stacks of these on release (and I do mean stacks) and have since either auctioned or gifted a number since, to reality check the stash back to normality. With about 6-7 of them left, I'm quite keen to see how they track over the next several years. This is an impressive wine, even moreso when one considers the price on release.



100 % agreed. Got two cases of it at $ 16.99 from Vintage cellars some years ago. Just tried one last year and it still is a baby. This is the one for the long haul.

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sumptuous wine, rich, big hit of blackberry and cigar box.

long, dry finish. yes, will go a lot longer.

that's the last of my six, but it still seems to be around due to some bizarre quirk of fate.

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Thanks for the tips. Have a few of these myself and marked it initially as suitable around 2017/8. I won't bother tasting one for a while.
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