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Sourced from several sloping vineyards in Russilly on southeastern exposed limestone clay soils. Tried another bottle. Very consistent notes. Ruby with ripe red berry fruit aromas. On the palate, this wine displays cherry and blackberry fruit with earthy notes, noticed a bit of spice. Tannins are soft and savory, good balance, ending with a slight mineral finish, medium length. Nice value.
Sourced from several sloping vineyards in Russilly on southeastern exposed limestone clay soils. Tried another bottle. Very consistent notes. Ruby with ripe red berry fruit aromas. On the palate, this wine displays cherry and blackberry fruit with earthy notes, noticed a bit of spice. Tannins are soft and savory, good balance, ending with a slight mineral finish, medium length. Nice value.
The Givry Rouge AOC comes from several sloping vineyards in Russilly on southeastern exposed limestone clay soils. Ruby with ripe red fruit aromas. On the palate, this wine displays cherry and blackberry fruit with earthy notes. Tannins are soft and savory, good balance, ending with a slight mineral finish, medium length.
The Givry Rouge AOC comes from several sloping vineyards in Russilly on southeastern exposed limestone clay soils. Ruby with ripe red fruit aromas. On the palate, this wine displays cherry and blackberry fruit with earthy notes. Tannins are soft and savory, good balance, ending with a slight mineral finish, medium length.
A very un-Burgundian Pinot. Interesting and challenging and ultimately harmonious. Spicy, dark, brooding. Unapologetically assertive. Abrupt at first, but gives quite a bit with ten minutes of oxygen. Begins to harmonize more and more.
Compartments of sweet black cherries, baseball mitt, cedar, and limestone form to a point of a fortified dark syrupy cherry juice. At 14.5% it isn't as bright, candied, or cola-ed as you'd expect.
It's dark, spicy, and wholesome.
A very un-Burgundian Pinot. Interesting and challenging and ultimately harmonious. Spicy, dark, brooding. Unapologetically assertive. Abrupt at first, but gives quite a bit with ten minutes of oxygen. Begins to harmonize more and more.
Compartments of sweet black cherries, baseball mitt, cedar, and limestone form to a point of a fortified dark syrupy cherry juice. At 14.5% it isn't as bright, candied, or cola-ed as you'd expect.
Clear color, on tangy red berries (strawberry, redcurrant, morello cherries). Light and easy to drink, cut to drink within 3-5 years. Serve at 15 degrees to get the most out of it.
Robe claire, sur les petits fruits rouges acidulés (fraise, groseille, griottes). Léger, et gouleyant, taillé pour être bu dans les 3-5 ans. A servir à 15 degrés pour en profiter au maximum.
Clear color, on tangy red berries (strawberry, redcurrant, morello cherries). Light and easy to drink, cut to drink within 3-5 years. Serve at 15 degrees to get the most out of it.
Robe claire, sur les petits fruits rouges acidulés (fraise, groseille, griottes). Léger, et gouleyant, taillé pour être bu dans les 3-5 ans. A servir à 15 degrés pour en profiter au maximum.
Silky smooth and fruity. Classic fine Burgundy flavor at a reasonable price. I got a weird metallic flavor when drinking it with charcuterie. I guess that’s a bad pairing but it was fantastic on its own.
Silky smooth and fruity. Classic fine Burgundy flavor at a reasonable price. I got a weird metallic flavor when drinking it with charcuterie. I guess that’s a bad pairing but it was fantastic on its own.
Really good stuff. Light cherry, blackberry, blueberry mainly, getting a bit of prune on the finish. Not tannic, just nice and light (but not too light). Well balanced, good mouthfeel, “very nice” is how I would describe it. Not nuanced or challenging, just a very nice red wine that I would enjoy anytime anywhere.
Really good stuff. Light cherry, blackberry, blueberry mainly, getting a bit of prune on the finish. Not tannic, just nice and light (but not too light). Well balanced, good mouthfeel, “very nice” is how I would describe it. Not nuanced or challenging, just a very nice red wine that I would enjoy anytime anywhere.
Givry, Côte Chalonnaise, Burgundy, France
