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Happy Easter y’all! I celebrated by opening this dandy Gevry! This bottle marks the most I have ever spent on a single bottle ($75). With the social distancing set in place I (un)fortunately had to drink this one all on my own. I would have rather shared this with others who would also appreciate it…but here we are. I won’t complain about drinking good burgundy all by myself LOL  This wine was extremely funky at first with lots of earthy notes: wet leaves, dirt. The nose became fruitier as it opened up. The palate was smooth with lovely tart cherries. It lingered on the palate for quite a while.
A nice wine to have on a quarantined holiday and Monty Python & the Holy Grail on tv!
Happy Easter y’all! I celebrated by opening this dandy Gevry! This bottle marks the most I have ever spent on a single bottle ($75). With the social distancing set in place I (un)fortunately had to drink this one all on my own. I would have rather shared this with others who would also appreciate it…but here we are. I won’t complain about drinking good burgundy all by myself LOL  This wine was extremely funky at first with lots of earthy notes: wet leaves, dirt. The nose became fruitier as it opened up. The palate was smooth with lovely tart cherries. It lingered on the palate for quite a while.
A nice wine to have on a quarantined holiday and Monty Python & the Holy Grail on tv!
Nicely made, however nothing too special. A little thin up front but closes nicely. Tart cherry and cedar, nice minerals on the finish along with some acidity.
Nicely made, however nothing too special. A little thin up front but closes nicely. Tart cherry and cedar, nice minerals on the finish along with some acidity.
Gevrey-Chambertin, Côte de Nuits, Burgundy, France
