Really enjoying the generous, sensual, textured nature of this vintage and top producers really nailed it. — 2 years ago
2009. Musty in all the right ways on the nose. Smooth and balanced. — 5 years ago
Bucks the ‘03 bad streak I’ve had lately. Really great wine. — 6 years ago
Beautifully elegant and light. Wide range of fruit, but a backbone of mushrooms and herbs. — 8 years ago
Opened up in 30 min. Delicious with hard cheeses. Thanks Nick — 9 years ago
Ruby red with bright edge. Complexity. Raspberry etc. but Aged. Red tea. Animal flavor. Quite Juicy, 8 years. Only wine can be enjoyable. 17 @7920, Umem, 251004-251006 — 9 months ago
Plum, blueberry, cherry, tropical fruits etc. lots of fruits. Minerally and acidic. Fresh. Jean-Jacques Confuron Cuvee Jeunesse Bourgogne Pinot Noir 2019 @1160, domaine -, 220629-220706 — 4 years ago
On the nose; Marzipan, slight reduction, honey, asian pear, overripe cantaloupe, toasted oats, strange fresh jalepeño thing going on and port salut. — 5 years ago
Light but full at the same time, love it! Could drink this nonstop.... — 8 years ago
Killed by decanting. Amazing right from opening. A little while decanted - fucked it straight over. High rate is before decant. — 9 years ago
Really very nice. Opened 6 hours before service and decanted for 3. Quite deep with great red fruit, bit of earth, medium structure, medium plus acid. Great pairing with some chicken meatballs with soy and ginger. Would have been higher but a smidge of the 14.5% heat comes through on the finish. Still very enjoyable. — 6 months ago
Enjoyed a single glass at Ambassade de Bourgogne. The 1985 “Les Feusselottes” pours a pale garnet color with a translucent core; medium viscosity with no staining of the tears and some sediment. On the nose, the wine is vinous with notes of desiccated strawberry, dried res flowers, mushrooms, sous bois, licorice, dried herbs and gentle warm spices. On the palate, the wine is dry with medium tannin (resolved) and medium+ acid. Confirming the notes from the nose. The finish is medium+. A fully mature Les Feusselottes that is showing its age, but showing well. Drink now. — 7 months ago
Fuller bodied than expected (but barely medium weight) after reading about the Lavaux site which is cooler and south facing. It is always the last Rousseau Wine to be picked. Notes of sour red cherry and forest floor - lovely earthy aromas. Appropriate intensity and weight for a Premier Cru over a Grand Cru which are becoming over priced. I have one left which I would like to compare with a Bass Phillip Premium from Gippsland from 2009 both tasted blind. The consensus should be interesting. — 8 years ago
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Cata winegeeks cdjrz @ ardeo WOTN — 2 months ago