Such tiny production but a true artisinal labor of love are the Berlancourt white burgs. I have loved every bottle of these I have purchased from @Lyle Fass. I hate to even promote that so allocations don't shrink.
Rich on the nose, opulent ripe white orchard and stone fruits with an underlying cut of saline and limestone minerality provide a great base of freshness. Some white floral blossoms.
Medium bodied, pronounced and long in the finish. Another winner that trashes the Burgundy hierarchy of the classification system.
Such tiny production but a true artisinal labor of love are the Berlancourt white burgs. I have loved every bottle of these I have purchased from @Lyle Fass. I hate to even promote that so allocations don't shrink.
Rich on the nose, opulent ripe white orchard and stone fruits with an underlying cut of saline and limestone minerality provide a great base of freshness. Some white floral blossoms.
Medium bodied, pronounced and long in the finish. Another winner that trashes the Burgundy hierarchy of the classification system.
Feb 16th, 2025
Orchard fruit, lemon curd, hazelnut, rich and round. Definitely some oak influence, but very nicely balanced
Orchard fruit, lemon curd, hazelnut, rich and round. Definitely some oak influence, but very nicely balanced
2 people found it helpfulDec 7th, 2019Extremely enjoyable. Very expressive and deeply characterful on the nose and palate. The fruit leans to very ripe apple and pear, cut with some sweet, ripe Meyer lemons and orange blossoms. Toast, vanilla and baking spices compound the whole experience. With all that said the balance and underlying freshness keep it all together perfectly. Drink now or up to 5 or maybe more years.
Extremely enjoyable. Very expressive and deeply characterful on the nose and palate. The fruit leans to very ripe apple and pear, cut with some sweet, ripe Meyer lemons and orange blossoms. Toast, vanilla and baking spices compound the whole experience. With all that said the balance and underlying freshness keep it all together perfectly. Drink now or up to 5 or maybe more years.
1 person found it helpfulFeb 22nd, 2022
Burgundy, France
