Lynch Bages 1975 - Poor man's Lafite?

Domaine René Engel, Vosne Romanée, 1Er Cru, Les Brulées, 2003
Lynch Bages, Pauillac, 1975
Chatéau Pichon Lalande, Pauillac, 2004
Domaine Christian Serafin, Chambolle Musigny 1er Cru Les Baudes 2004
Chatéau Léoville Barton, St Julien, 1993

Lynch Bages, Pauillac, 1975
Very aged Pauillac, 1975!! Thanks to Morgan, what a privilege. Fruit very much present, this must be what 'silky smooth' wine means. Tannins are faint, very well aged, and there's still a decently good finish!!

Domaine Christian Serafin, Chambolle Musigny 1er Cru Les Baudes 2004.
2004 known to be a cool year, hence grapes weren't optimally ripe. Christian Serafin is vinify in classic burgundian styles. Uncork @ 10am, decant at 2pm, in cool environment. Very strong perfume through the day, dark fruits intertwined with Figs, very strong tannins.

Drinking time 8pm onwards: The strong 'Ribena' nose is not there, with forest floor, green tea?, herbal, some figs on the nose, complex palatte, good finish.

Barton 93: Very big, quite heavy still, TK opened since noon.
Lalande 04: Opened for 2 days, initially when it's cold, flambouyant nose and sweet palette, upon warming up, nose of the Left Bank was present... Excellent preparation.
Le Brulee 03: Very delicate, classic figs on the nose, light and very enjoyable on the palette.