Good wines, tough sell: the Bordeaux draw mixed reactions in debut tastings

Article Abstract:

A great vintage is one in which good to excellent quality is achieved across the board from the lowest appellations to the best chateaus; 1995 and 2000 are examples of this, but 2002 is not. Despite the many successes, the fact remains that exceptionally good weather is required to make great wines, and 2002 had a number of problems during the growing season.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Sales & consumption, Forecasts and trends, Wine industry, Wineries, Market trend/market analysis, Rankings, Industry sales and revenue

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Bordeaux's quiet vintage: while 2001 produced many good to excellent wines, they are arriving in the market with little fanfare

Article Abstract:

In Bordeaux, few people are talking about the wines from 2001, as the biggest problem with 2001 is that it follows 2000. A buyer's guide of different wines with their rates is listed.

Buyers Guide, Hardware buyers' guide

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