Bourgogne Pinot Noir

Not bad. Easy going entry level burg

A very fine Bourgogne Rouge from Mr. Pascal Clement in a good healthy conditions, the wine sure needs at least one year from release to come into place. Easy drinker with fresh berry aromas reaching to its provenance with a portion of sous Bois, a nice development on both the nose and palate. More than one can expect from a Bourgogne Rouge.

Fairly simple and straightforward- nice fruit and medium tannins

I like this wine. It sits in a good place. Generous aromatics of cherry and spruce and new black leather. And dignity too - nothing sloppy, a little bit of tug in the mouth - minerals, crushed gravel, tannin, and restrained red fruit.

Simple; nariz tenue con frambuesa y algo de especies

A serious quaffer with a great drinkability. The entry level wine from Monsieur Pascal Clement stays true to origin showing plenty of perfumed, bright red fruit. Perhaps a bit dominant acidity, which the slight weak mid palate is not carrying throughout the taste. Yet its very hard to stop drinking this frisky wine.

Pinot study. All better on day 2. The Clement edges out the Allendorf spät. The Willamette Evesham lacks.

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