Jeff Leve
The Wine Cellar Insider publisher, wine writer covering Bordeaux, Rhone, Calif. Wine tasting notes, ratings, photography, cooking, travel, music, & my dog.
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thewinecellarinsider.com | Jeff Leve |Tasting Notes
We tasted so many wines from 2022 St. Emilion, we divided our coverage into three parts. This is 2022 Saint Emilion Pt. 3, Wines M-Z. For Part One and Part Two… 2022 Saint Emilion Pt. 1 Wines A-E and 2022 St. Emilion Pt. 2 Wines F-L2022 Mangot – St. Émilion Grand Cru – Lush, fruity, chalky, and polished, the wine quickly delivers its core of ripe, chocolatey-covered dark pit fruits with just a swirl, sniff, and sip. The salty end note adds complexity to the lingering finish. Drink from 2026-2042.
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thewinecellarinsider.com | Jeff Leve |Tasting Notes
2022 St. Emilion is our biggest report. In fact, we tasted close to 200 2022 Saint Emilion wines! With that in mind, for ease for reading, we divided our 2022 Saint Emilion guide into three parts. This is 2022 St. Emilion Part 1, Wines A-E.
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thewinecellarinsider.com | Jeff Leve |Tasting Notes
2022 Pomerol Wine Buying GuideAs you can see from our 73 wine tasting notes and scores from the appellation, I loved 2022 Pomerol! There are three 100 Pt wines and numerous wines scoring in the high 90s. 2022 Pomerol is clearly set for future legendary status. There are 3 wines missing, which I will taste in April: Petrus, Le Pin, Chateau Lafleur, and Chateau L’Evangile. 2022 Pomerol wines offer everything you could hope for from the appellation.
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thewinecellarinsider.com | Jeff Leve |Tasting Notes
2022 St. Emilion Satellite Appellations Wine GuideThe 2022 St. Emilion Satellite Appellations report covers the wines of Lussac St. Emilion, Montagne St. Emilion, Puisseguin St. Emilion, and St. Georges St. Emilion. All of the wines were tasted in my office in early 2025 in non blind conditions.
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thewinecellarinsider.com | Jeff Leve |Tasting Notes
2022 Medoc Bordeaux Tasting ReportFor consumers seeking character-filled wines from the Left Bank of Bordeaux, that sell for a song, 2022 Medoc is the place! Climate change has clearly benefited the vineyards situated in the far north of Bordeaux. The names might not be well-known to many readers, but the quality is there.
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Full, detailed report with tasting notes, and scores on more than 850 of the best 2022 Bordeaux Wines are set to be published next week! I loved tasting these wines and I’m excited to publish my notes the first week in March! #bordeaux #bdx22 https://t.co/cjxVotoD6F
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