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Opened way too early, should have held onto this for another decade at least. So acidic and shy. Not showing well yet. Bright red fruits on the nose and the palate. Sour cherry, raspberry, strawberry and pomegranate. Much less complex than I would have expected, honestly a bit disappointing.
Opened way too early, should have held onto this for another decade at least. So acidic and shy. Not showing well yet. Bright red fruits on the nose and the palate. Sour cherry, raspberry, strawberry and pomegranate. Much less complex than I would have expected, honestly a bit disappointing.
Pale lemon with aromas of stone fruits and blossom notes. On the palate flavors of ripe apple and citrus with notes of spice and yeasty mineral. Vivid acidity, medium+ finish, ending with fruit notes. Nice value!
Pale lemon with aromas of stone fruits and blossom notes. On the palate flavors of ripe apple and citrus with notes of spice and yeasty mineral. Vivid acidity, medium+ finish, ending with fruit notes. Nice value!
Juicy with quality finesse. Tannins are well integrated throughout the palate. But, the acid seems to try and dominate at times. Bright sour cherries, strawberries, blood oranges, rose hips, wet gravel, and potting soil flood the bouquet. Minerality and floral notes press the finish. 2014 seems to be a great year for immediate consumption. There is enough fruit here to use as a good transition from California to Burgundy. Burgundy doesn't have to be hundreds of dollars and aged to enjoy. Go drink some Village Burgundy from good vintages. It won't kill you! Cheers!
Juicy with quality finesse. Tannins are well integrated throughout the palate. But, the acid seems to try and dominate at times. Bright sour cherries, strawberries, blood oranges, rose hips, wet gravel, and potting soil flood the bouquet. Minerality and floral notes press the finish. 2014 seems to be a great year for immediate consumption. There is enough fruit here to use as a good transition from California to Burgundy. Burgundy doesn't have to be hundreds of dollars and aged to enjoy. Go drink some Village Burgundy from good vintages. It won't kill you! Cheers!
Marsannay, Côte de Nuits, Burgundy, France
