Domaine Michel Lafarge
Bourgogne Pinot Noir
Burgundy, France
I have a theory that the lesser wines of great producers are a QPR gold mine. This is a very nice wine, especially on the nose, but it made me think: Could it be that my theory works better for Italy than France? Does burgundy fit into my theory? (Or am I just catching a cold?)
I have a theory that the lesser wines of great producers are a QPR gold mine. This is a very nice wine, especially on the nose, but it made me think: Could it be that my theory works better for Italy than France? Does burgundy fit into my theory? (Or am I just catching a cold?)
Oct 24th, 2015
2011 pyrazines are subtle. Otherwise, Lafarge purity is delicious.
2011 pyrazines are subtle. Otherwise, Lafarge purity is delicious.
Feb 8th, 2015B-/b. Nothing special. Red fruit on the nose and palate. Light plus body and acidity. Typical@if its varietal pinot noir.
B-/b. Nothing special. Red fruit on the nose and palate. Light plus body and acidity. Typical@if its varietal pinot noir.
Aug 18th, 2015







