2021 vintage. Nice nose. Light-medium body. Smoky, cherry nose. Put together well with some fleshiness on a substantial finish. Resto cost $29.27 a bottle for 1er Cru Givry red Burg. Picked up 2 cases and we'll see where it goes. Wouldn't age it for a decade+ but feel it could go for a solid 5-count. Eminently drinkable now. 03.28.25.
2021 vintage. Nice nose. Light-medium body. Smoky, cherry nose. Put together well with some fleshiness on a substantial finish. Resto cost $29.27 a bottle for 1er Cru Givry red Burg. Picked up 2 cases and we'll see where it goes. Wouldn't age it for a decade+ but feel it could go for a solid 5-count. Eminently drinkable now. 03.28.25.
Mar 28th, 2025
Young, but best of this lot of domaine masse I tried. The other two were disappointing forays into 1er cru.
Young, but best of this lot of domaine masse I tried. The other two were disappointing forays into 1er cru.
Apr 7th, 2019
Love it! The go-to burgundy that gets compliments from everyone who sips it. Moreover, it’s a great value. It’s not coincidence that this bottle is becoming widely available. The 2015 vintage is *amazing*, and the 2016 follows closely on its heels. Nose: blackberry, basil, sunshine. Palate: blue fruit, perfectly ripe, balsamic reduction, sweet herbs. Nonetheless tart. Silky mouthfeel. Low acid, low-medium tannin. Nice persistence on finish. Garnet in color.
Love it! The go-to burgundy that gets compliments from everyone who sips it. Moreover, it’s a great value. It’s not coincidence that this bottle is becoming widely available. The 2015 vintage is *amazing*, and the 2016 follows closely on its heels. Nose: blackberry, basil, sunshine. Palate: blue fruit, perfectly ripe, balsamic reduction, sweet herbs. Nonetheless tart. Silky mouthfeel. Low acid, low-medium tannin. Nice persistence on finish. Garnet in color.
Sep 25th, 2018
Givry, Côte Chalonnaise, Burgundy, France
