Nose: some funk. Blows off. White flowers.
Palate: sweet fruit. Mineral. Good. Well made. Not too wooly.
Source — 4 months ago
Big style Fleurie with softening cherry raspberry red fruits — 7 months ago
Didn’t love this - aroma was classic Burgh fruit but palate didn’t match - overly musty/underwhelming - maybe needs some age. Or the sons aren’t up to the dads standard — 2 months ago
Medium deep ruby , pink rim , quite intense , with coloured tears noticeable . Quite closed but deep dark fruited , serious but compact nose , with touch of dark chocolate , grafite , blackberry , dark plum, cherry . On the palate more dark fruits , blackberry , dark plum , cherry , quite rich with dark chocolate, grafite nuances . Balanced acidity with quite gritty tannins . Slightly mineral and saline tinged on the medium length finish , with just a slight warmth from the alcohol noticeable . Certainly ambitious for a Castillion Cotes de Bordeaux , though unsurprisingly makes no mention of this on the front label ! This shows quite young , will improve over another 5 - 7 years and last a further 5-10. — 7 months ago
Delightfully carbonic and stemmy. Notes of tart and ever so slightly underripe blackberries and raspberries. Very floral and true to Fleurie. Love it. Wish I saved it for Thanksgiving. — 3 months ago
Perfect light red for reasonable price — 4 months ago
David Kline
Yeasty citrus depth and sparkly tangerine highlight a lovely, folded, silky mushroom lining providing a very pleasant push and pull with ossetra’s nutty buttery-ness. Arbor fruits bob along the mousse reflective.
Did the tricks and picked up ribbons. Great mechanics.
#champagne #sophiebsron #brut #nm #charlysurmarne #bubbles — 4 days ago