Marcel Lapierre
Morgon N Gamay
Morgon, Beaujolais, Burgundy, France
The wine presents itself with a clear crimson red and light rim. There is at first some fizziness that goes away with some time and swirls. I found the VA to be quite high and affecting the experience, the wine tasted almost musty. Almost thought the wine was faulty. The second day the VA was less pronounced and I could detect dark fruit, iron, black tart cherry, and savory elements. Tannins not really making a presence and acidity was supporting well the finish which I found to be quite persistent. Overall, I think I prefer the regular version and hopefully I can do a side by side comparison next time!
The wine presents itself with a clear crimson red and light rim. There is at first some fizziness that goes away with some time and swirls. I found the VA to be quite high and affecting the experience, the wine tasted almost musty. Almost thought the wine was faulty. The second day the VA was less pronounced and I could detect dark fruit, iron, black tart cherry, and savory elements. Tannins not really making a presence and acidity was supporting well the finish which I found to be quite persistent. Overall, I think I prefer the regular version and hopefully I can do a side by side comparison next time!
Apr 21st, 2019
More like JF density in mouth, poured too fast
More like JF density in mouth, poured too fast
Mar 20th, 2019