Vieilles Vignes Côte du Py Morgon Gamay

Smells like black tea infused dirt.
With some black cherries and crushed black rock.There’s some leather musty funk as it warms/opens.
The palate is crisp, black, medium weight, just slight tannins give a lil’ tug. A nice snap of acidity on the back, dark finish after a full mouth. Deep red to black fruits, not rich, but appropriate in inner mouth weight. Long mineral finish.
With a slight cool, it’s delicious on a smokey* night. A fine example of mid tier( maybe slightly higher) vielles vignes Morgon.
Thanks@ Garagiste

N: black cherry, raspberry, white pepper, a little game
B: + a little blackberry, bramble, and just the right amount of funk

Fresh & enticing on the nose with dark cherries, a touch of undergrowth, a spicy whiff and a rocky, mineral streak. So fresh.
On the palate this is fruit forward with dark cherry, mulberry and huckleberry and with austere minerality at the same time. Focused & precise. And crunchy fresh.
This is very food friendly and deliciously drinkable. A brilliant Gamay.