Starting about a year ago for a period of a few months, a friend brought over the better part of 25-30 different '85s. He had drunk one of them previous to that and noted that the wine had seen better days. Unfortunately, I don't have the list of what we drank anymore. I do remember drinking the following: Chambertin, Rousseau Echezeaux, Henri Jayer Musigny VV, de Vogue (grey market, not Dreyfus Ashby import) Corton and Corton-Bressandes, Tollot-Beaut Bonnes-Mares, Roumier Ruchottes-Chambertin, Georges Mugneret Musigny, Moine-Hudelot Musigny, J-F Mugnier NSG Richemone, Leroy Other than the Jayer Echezeaux and de Vogue Musigny, many of the wines were on the downslide. Based upon these tastings, my friend sold all the rest of his 85s. This included Leroy Chambertin, Ruchottes-Chambertin and his lone bottle of Mazis-Chambertin "Cuvee Madeleine Colligan". Also, Jayer VR "Cros Parantoux" and Richebourg. He said the wines were simply worth too much to take the chance that he might get them on the downward slope. All of these had been stored in a temp-controlled cellar since purchase. All had been purchased when '85 was the current vintage. The best wine we had was the de Vogue Musigny. Simply spectacular. The Jayer was a close second, but with his other bottles bringing $1K a piece, he didn't much hesistate in selling them.