Gorgeous fleurie. Cranberries, dark strawberries, stone, some forest and barnyard, it’s too “crunchy” to be Pinot but leans toward burgundy Pinot. Unbelievable with pork chops and food. I imagine this could be paired with almost anything. Really enjoyed it. One of the best gamays I’ve had in a while. — 2 months ago
Honey, banana cream, cinnamon, Indian spices, saffron, apricot, mango, pineapple candy, orange peel and orange zest, cinnamon, orange candy wrap, creamy yet edge texture, marmalade. — 3 months ago
Dried apricot, dried mango, pineapple candy, marmalade, thyme, honeysuckle, banana cream, *marigold*, leafy dried desiccated apricot, orange zest and peel, minerality! Saffron, botrytis notes, Indian spices. Off dry ~25 g/L RS. — 3 months ago
Summer in a glass — 3 months ago
Consumed over several hours and this was all about “a point in time”. The rotation of red and green flavors reminded me of a roulette wheel. Olives and red fruits played a game of hide and seek, occasionally teaming up with tobacco and darker fruits. Intense yet so seductive. Would have liked a longer finish. A wine that I can see being very polarizing due to the assertiveness of its many components.. — 3 months ago
Baroque. Peach pineapple lychee apricot marmalade mange peel banana peel banana cream. saffron honey minerality. Off dry. 50? g/L RS. Phenolic finish. Low acidity. — 3 months ago
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Showing off my new Fontenillle Pataud with Marcel Lapierre! (Consistent notes) — 22 days ago