The wine was a medium purple with slight browning at the edges. It has the nose of the better Graves, cedar and leather with a slight sharpness. On the palate, the fruit has faded a bit and the tannins are soft. It's definitely past its prime, but still elegant and complex, but lacking the richness of earlier bottles. 87

Board-O, I have one of these that I was planning on opening with some friends at my 20th high school reunion this summer. I wasn't expecting much, just hoping it was drinkable at best.