Antoine Lienhardt
Les Essards Cote de Nuits Villages Pinot Noir

Red fruit-driven, leaner vintage, some bitter stemmy tannins, rocky limestone terroir and tastes like it. Disjointed, needs time.
Red fruit-driven, leaner vintage, some bitter stemmy tannins, rocky limestone terroir and tastes like it. Disjointed, needs time.
Sep 21st, 2018
Stingy at first, got better with air
Stingy at first, got better with air
1 person found it helpfulJan 15th, 2018
A delightful change of pace from all the good California pinot we’ve had lately. Damp and earthy and youthful. Red fruit, and tannins that are a bit clumsy at this early point. Firm acids lead into a slightly smokey and savory finish. Can’t wait to see it again in a few years.
A delightful change of pace from all the good California pinot we’ve had lately. Damp and earthy and youthful. Red fruit, and tannins that are a bit clumsy at this early point. Firm acids lead into a slightly smokey and savory finish. Can’t wait to see it again in a few years.
Apr 26th, 20182018 villages wines are just drinking wonderfully at the moment and great value
2018 villages wines are just drinking wonderfully at the moment and great value
Nov 7th, 2020
A very good Burgundy. Smooth medium body with some earthiness as well. Darker red fruits like black plum and maybe blackberries. Low acidity.
A very good Burgundy. Smooth medium body with some earthiness as well. Darker red fruits like black plum and maybe blackberries. Low acidity.
Apr 20th, 2019