Relatively pricey, but incredibly balanced and delicious. A bit lacking character and depth. But the balance more than makes up for it
Relatively pricey, but incredibly balanced and delicious. A bit lacking character and depth. But the balance more than makes up for it
2 people found it helpfulOct 8th, 2013
Leary's Wine Class, 2/27/19 Regions of France
LA Possession d'Or, santenay 1st cru, close Tavannes, Burgundy, Pinot Noir, 2015, $69.99.
***, pair with Filet Mignon!
Leary's Wine Class, 2/27/19 Regions of France
LA Possession d'Or, santenay 1st cru, close Tavannes, Burgundy, Pinot Noir, 2015, $69.99.
***, pair with Filet Mignon!
Mar 2nd, 2019
Certainly not one of the most notable villages but this rules. So balanced and precise. Sage, strawberries, sour cherry, bruised plum, fennel musk and rhubarb aromas. Palate was a lot darker in fruits with a very lengthy finish
Certainly not one of the most notable villages but this rules. So balanced and precise. Sage, strawberries, sour cherry, bruised plum, fennel musk and rhubarb aromas. Palate was a lot darker in fruits with a very lengthy finish
Jul 22nd, 2016
On the earthier side - mushroom, dry aged beef, black licorice, red fruit - dried strawberry... Nice acid, Med(+) on the tannins and med(-) ABV - 13%. Give me a braised shank. Needs it to match the oak.
On the earthier side - mushroom, dry aged beef, black licorice, red fruit - dried strawberry... Nice acid, Med(+) on the tannins and med(-) ABV - 13%. Give me a braised shank. Needs it to match the oak.
Aug 13th, 2015
2006. Very nice in an iffy year. Lighter style, perfect with fish. Good producer off year
2006. Very nice in an iffy year. Lighter style, perfect with fish. Good producer off year
Nov 24th, 2014
Santenay, Côte de Beaune, Burgundy, France
