Ich hoffe, dass du mit deinem positiven Ausblick 2010 betreffend Recht hast, bin ich doch selbst schon in gewissem Maße in dem Jahrgang involviert. Gucke ich mir an, was z. B. John Gilman zu 2010 so schreibt, wird mir Angst und Bange
"...that there are several outstanding wines to be found in
this year, but it is an inconsistent and at times quite disappointing
vintage. Clearly, there are not enough great wines from 2010 to
outweigh the completely unsuccessful wines or for it to rank
anywhere above quite solid and utterly singular. Where does it
rank among other recent vintages of this millennium? Certainly
2005 and 2000 are far superior to 2010, and on balance 2009 is
quite a bit more satisfying than 2010 in general terms (despite this
vintage also having a very substantial Achilles heel and more than
its fair share of fatally flawed wines)."
"But if 2010 is a great Bordeaux vintage, then I have
learned nothing in the 30 years I have been drinking these wines."
"Gazin 80-84+, Clinet 82, Pavie 47-52+, Poyferre 82, Pavie 47-52+" etc etc...