The year was 1998. Guns & Roses topped the charts as hair music faded and Burgundy was having a stellar vintage of wines that are known to be pure and powerful with great grace and life.  

Intense smoke on the nose with weird levels of game, forest floor, dark leaves, tobacco, pine, moss and dying red cherry.  Supple and spice driven on the palate with austere acidity and a powerful, haunting finish. Can easily stick around for another 2-3 years.