Château Lafleur 1994

Château Lafleur is one of those iconic Bordeaux wines that you just have to try. It's primarily made from Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, and it represents the elegant side of Bordeaux. The 1994 vintage is in its prime right now, making it the perfect time to pop open a bottle and enjoy.

This wine makes an appearance in volume 28 of 'Drops of God'. Chris brings it as the Fourth Apostle, likening it to the theme of Shimazaki Toson's 'First Love'. It's said that through this wine, you can feel something that resonates with the sweet and sour notes of a first love.

Pour it into a glass and you'll see a deep garnet hue that's truly beautiful. The aroma is open, with notes of black cherry and cassis greeting you first, followed by hints of undergrowth and tobacco. On the palate, there's a lush fruitiness, smooth acidity, and velvety tannins. It's well-balanced with a long, complex finish. That's the magic of aging at work.