ikileo welcome back!
I have the Leoville Barton 2nd wine too but the 2008 vintage. Will report back once I tried it.
In the last 2 weeks I recently had the following
Telegraphe Vieux CDP 2000
Standish 2003
Sarget du Gruaud Larose 2006
MossWood Cab Sauv 2007
Zenato Amarone 2007
Except Sarget I enjoyed all of them. Sarget came short on the palate and finish. I am comparing Sarget to other Bordeaux 2nd wines and this one don't have the aromatic notes of ripe plums and fruits.
The CDP was fantastic and I was initially worried about its drinkability. Well integrated tannins and smooth with pronounced notes of berries, cedar and some spice.
Standish is a big bold shiraz and its rich and intense on the palate and nose. Viscosity was slow too post swirling and alcoholic mouthful. Long and lasting finish.
MossWood...I had high expectations on this one and was bench marking it against Cullen Madeline 2007. Between these two, I put my money on Moss as it is almost Bordeaux like whereas Cullen has a much tamer palate and finish. Goes real well with my blue cheese on that night. In fact I just grabbed a couple of 2008 MW for me to savour on another occasion.
Lastly the star from Veneto Italy. I think the ABV for this is 16.5% but it sure don't taste like it. Nice perfumed nose hinting the greatness of the Amarone mix. Rich mouthful of dark berries, chocolate, licorice but not at the point of syrupy at all. I don't regret blind buying a couple of these babies. To me this is a touch better than Masi Riserva.