Bourgogne Pinot Noir

Definitely has more time ahead of it. Broad and intense fruit through a narrow lens.

This could arguably age quite a bit longer, but not certain there is much upside once fruit dissipates.

High toned perfume, vivacious acidity, lovely elegance and fineness about it. Fruit is cool, beautifully just ripe, and lovely with its pure approach. Strawberry, cranberry, blood orange, mineral, fern forest, and light flower notes. Despite the “lightness,” this has sufficient stuffing to it. Great window into Volnay purity and Lafarge style.

Easy drinking Bourgogne with a spice laden finish. Lean texture makes this go down too easy.

Great wine, really opened up with time.

Mysterious, beguiling Burgundy. This bottle played peek-a-boo with sappy texture, red/black fruit, leather and sous bois, with a constant of great acidity and lightness. I understand how many would not like it as much as I did. Excellent with chicken pot pie.

Not for fruit seekers.

Firm darker berry fruit with a touch of earth. Youthful and gripping. Lots of power for the level.

Domaine Michel Lafarge Bourgogne 2010 and fregola. Easily needs another 3-5 years. Stoic, meditative, not for fashion chasers.

99 is holding up well! Still good red fruit, some earth, and well balanced. Finish does carry for a bit, really pleasant especially given the age.