The 1991 Dominus Estate has held up remarkably well, displaying a deep garnet color and offering aromas of black currant, dried cherries, cedar, and earthy notes. On the palate, it is full-bodied with refined tannins, featuring flavors of blackberry, leather, and a pronounced earthiness with mushroom undertones that shine through. I was truly impressed by how well this wine has aged, maintaining its balance and complexity. Over the two hours we drank it, the wine continued to open up beautifully, revealing even more layers of flavor and depth. As my first birth year wine, it made for an unforgettable experience, showcasing the elegance and longevity of a mature Napa Valley Bordeaux-style blend.