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Blackcurrant, raisin, fig, and violets. Delightful wine. Felt that it could have sat another few years, but drinkable now. Elegant tannins and balanced acidity.
Blackcurrant, raisin, fig, and violets. Delightful wine. Felt that it could have sat another few years, but drinkable now. Elegant tannins and balanced acidity.
Not much to the nose. Golden color with strong density. Almond and nutty characteristics reminiscent of Orvieto. Smooth texture, almost flat. Palate shows long sinking structure with chalky minerality and some tropical notes. Dry throughout. Expected more. I would not have thought this was Bordeaux. Opened 7/17/15
Not much to the nose. Golden color with strong density. Almond and nutty characteristics reminiscent of Orvieto. Smooth texture, almost flat. Palate shows long sinking structure with chalky minerality and some tropical notes. Dry throughout. Expected more. I would not have thought this was Bordeaux. Opened 7/17/15
Classic French Bordeaux, subtle nose of red fruit. Subtle red fruit on the fore palate with smooth long bone dry on the finish. Does not over power the food. Drinking a Napa cab at the same meal for comparison. (Grilled steak, tater tots, asparagus/ snow pea blend. First dinner in the lanai 2023, wonderful!!)
Classic French Bordeaux, subtle nose of red fruit. Subtle red fruit on the fore palate with smooth long bone dry on the finish. Does not over power the food. Drinking a Napa cab at the same meal for comparison. (Grilled steak, tater tots, asparagus/ snow pea blend. First dinner in the lanai 2023, wonderful!!)
Nice drinkable Bordeaux blend on opening. Not much nose - the closest I can come to describing is a cross between a plum and a fig. Musky wet bark with minimal dark fruit and tannic with prominent minerals on the palate. Finish is long and very dry with with emphasis on bark and earth. Probably best with a dense stew.
Nice drinkable Bordeaux blend on opening. Not much nose - the closest I can come to describing is a cross between a plum and a fig. Musky wet bark with minimal dark fruit and tannic with prominent minerals on the palate. Finish is long and very dry with with emphasis on bark and earth. Probably best with a dense stew.
Pessac-Léognan, Graves, Bordeaux, France
