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Sure there’s a little brett but the fruit is luscious and round and the wine is in a beautiful spot in its life. Had it with porcini risotto and raw porcini salad, and it was magic
Sure there’s a little brett but the fruit is luscious and round and the wine is in a beautiful spot in its life. Had it with porcini risotto and raw porcini salad, and it was magic
I thought this was beautiful. The vineyard is in the NW corner of MSD. A little tight, but opened up nicely with a light decanting. Focused and clean. No Brett to speak of.
I thought this was beautiful. The vineyard is in the NW corner of MSD. A little tight, but opened up nicely with a light decanting. Focused and clean. No Brett to speak of.
2006: Someone else said 1 note of brett...brett crushed this wine. Super high toned cherry and floral that fades immediately. Finish is pure bitter tannin on the tongue. Thought for a few minutes that it might balance out, then it got worse.
2006: Someone else said 1 note of brett...brett crushed this wine. Super high toned cherry and floral that fades immediately. Finish is pure bitter tannin on the tongue. Thought for a few minutes that it might balance out, then it got worse.
One note of Brett when opened, but after the wine itself fleshed-out, the Brett was balanced with some nice deep, dark fruit. Still a little bit out of balance (which has been a theme in some 2006's for me).
One note of Brett when opened, but after the wine itself fleshed-out, the Brett was balanced with some nice deep, dark fruit. Still a little bit out of balance (which has been a theme in some 2006's for me).
Morey St. Denis, Côte de Nuits, Burgundy, France
