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Loads of character. Nose is animal, on top of some really pure, tangy fruit, and significant granite stoniness. Fruity on entry, but quickly turns intensely stony on the surprisingly long finish. Decent acids. Great value.
Loads of character. Nose is animal, on top of some really pure, tangy fruit, and significant granite stoniness. Fruity on entry, but quickly turns intensely stony on the surprisingly long finish. Decent acids. Great value.
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This delicious Beaujolais-Nouveau (from vines that are up to 85 years old) brims with intense dark berry, floral and spice notes. Mineral overtones add urgency and back end cut to round things out in style. $18.00 (Josh Raynolds, Vinous, December 2019)
This delicious Beaujolais-Nouveau (from vines that are up to 85 years old) brims with intense dark berry, floral and spice notes. Mineral overtones add urgency and back end cut to round things out in style. $18.00 (Josh Raynolds, Vinous, December 2019)
Transparent, true-to-type, lots of rhubarb and sour fruit. Medium-weight. Neither natty and weird nor overhandled. Chermette is definitely A-list in my book.
Transparent, true-to-type, lots of rhubarb and sour fruit. Medium-weight. Neither natty and weird nor overhandled. Chermette is definitely A-list in my book.
Beaujolais, Burgundy, France
