Originally Posted by
Gaucho100K
On the SB subject... I recently had a Cloudy Bay SB with a couple of years in the cellar and it was showing well enough.
I enjoyed a 2003 Cloudy Bay Te Koko (their oaked SB) last year that was absolutely exceptional.
Aged SBs are a topic that's been on my mind lately. When touring Marlborough, I remember someone fairly knowledgeable telling me that many top-tier (unoaked) SBs have the potential to come-back and peak again after about 6 years in the bottle. This was the first time I'd ever heard of this, and I haven't been able to find anything on it since. Has anyone else heard of this phenomenon?
-FlyerBeek