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2015. Tasty, tart, and true to terroir. For a basic Burgundy, $29, this is a good value. Bright fruit, light on the palate, with a finish that invites your attention...and thirst. So glad I have three more. 12.5% abv.
2015. Tasty, tart, and true to terroir. For a basic Burgundy, $29, this is a good value. Bright fruit, light on the palate, with a finish that invites your attention...and thirst. So glad I have three more. 12.5% abv.
From a lieu dit surrounded by Gevrey. Definitely young but with a couple hour decant quite enjoyable and accessible. Tons of sweet cherry on the nose; aromatically really quite intense. Full on the palate, get more tannin than I was expecting, but very nicely balanced by a lot of acid. Enjoyed it with a roast chicken provencal but could have stood up to red meat too. Nice qpr at ~$30. Note this is not the “cuvee unique”, which apparently a 100% new oak bottling - this is the regular which is 85% old.
From a lieu dit surrounded by Gevrey. Definitely young but with a couple hour decant quite enjoyable and accessible. Tons of sweet cherry on the nose; aromatically really quite intense. Full on the palate, get more tannin than I was expecting, but very nicely balanced by a lot of acid. Enjoyed it with a roast chicken provencal but could have stood up to red meat too. Nice qpr at ~$30. Note this is not the “cuvee unique”, which apparently a 100% new oak bottling - this is the regular which is 85% old.
Burgundy, France
