Tart rhubarb, and dried cherries and dusty earth - a very subtle wine with some nuances but the fruit is fading fast. No upside to keeping this. Drink up.
Tart rhubarb, and dried cherries and dusty earth - a very subtle wine with some nuances but the fruit is fading fast. No upside to keeping this. Drink up.
Oct 28th, 2020
Nose is delicate and detailed: sweet, high-toned cherry, light baking spice, limestoney minerality, faint wood. Lean, zingy, and intense, with lots of tart cherry and cracked stone minerality. Mouthwatering acids. Not a crowd-pleaser, but quite good.
Nose is delicate and detailed: sweet, high-toned cherry, light baking spice, limestoney minerality, faint wood. Lean, zingy, and intense, with lots of tart cherry and cracked stone minerality. Mouthwatering acids. Not a crowd-pleaser, but quite good.
Nov 6th, 2019
At the end of its life but still showed some incredible depth. The original notes of balsamic reduction and sweet pipe tobacco opened up to shine some light on the core of stewed strawberry and rhubarb. Almost completely secondary and tertiary at this point. Would’ve struggled to guess Pinot.
Went nicely with barley risotto.
At the end of its life but still showed some incredible depth. The original notes of balsamic reduction and sweet pipe tobacco opened up to shine some light on the core of stewed strawberry and rhubarb. Almost completely secondary and tertiary at this point. Would’ve struggled to guess Pinot.
Went nicely with barley risotto.
Aug 2nd, 2019
Monthélie, Côte de Beaune, Burgundy, France
