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I agree with Elizabeth: there’s a chunk of wood in the 2009, and little acid remains. For those that like tertiary Burgundy’s with mushroom, tobacco, black tea, and dark cherries, this should be right up your alley. A slight disappointment for one of the top producers.
I agree with Elizabeth: there’s a chunk of wood in the 2009, and little acid remains. For those that like tertiary Burgundy’s with mushroom, tobacco, black tea, and dark cherries, this should be right up your alley. A slight disappointment for one of the top producers.
Red cherry, ripe black cherry, pine needles, sappy red/black fruit, some spice/cinnamon on the end, savory overall, acid medium with moderate finish..nothing terribly complex..pleasurable to drink..
Red cherry, ripe black cherry, pine needles, sappy red/black fruit, some spice/cinnamon on the end, savory overall, acid medium with moderate finish..nothing terribly complex..pleasurable to drink..
Pretty amazing nose where ripe strawberries, Sous Bois, forest floor , Casbah spice and dried herbs fight for center stage. Great palate too, vivid and not fully evolved. Needs another few years to demonstrate its greatness. Another 20 years of feat drinking here. Easily. First bottle out of 12, so plenty of follow-ups possible!
Pretty amazing nose where ripe strawberries, Sous Bois, forest floor , Casbah spice and dried herbs fight for center stage. Great palate too, vivid and not fully evolved. Needs another few years to demonstrate its greatness. Another 20 years of feat drinking here. Easily. First bottle out of 12, so plenty of follow-ups possible!
Nuits St. Georges, Côte de Nuits, Burgundy, France
