If there was a book title to sum up this wine, I’d go for a ‘Brief History of Time’. Apart from the fact that this is one of the most sumptuously dark wine’s I’ve seen, it looks like a black hole in a glass, but it’s goiong to take at least a decade before its in it’s prime – and boy will it be worth the wait! The nose is heavy, and smells of fresh earth and fruit, while the fruit, oak and tannins have welded together so perfectly you cant even make out the alcohol. Drink by 2025 at the earliest.