Lavières Savigny-lès-Beaune 1er Cru Pinot Noir

Silky, red fruited, and leathery … losing fruit now but still kicking.

Dried rose petals medium body plenty of fruit and time left

Delicious once again, superb bottle. Clear from the initial nose just how nicely integrated this was. Beautiful garnet. Red fruit forward on the pallet and oh so precise.

Second year running doing Turkey day with this wine - does not disappoint!

Really a lovely red burgundy with a very nice bit of age. Quite lively at this point - frankly a bit surprisingly so. Ethereal with nice red fruit, some earthy complexity. Very good with a seafood focused meal and a good recommendation by the sommelier at Le Pavillon.

In such a great spot, perfect with Turkey. Left in bottle but aired for 45mins.

Dark Bertie, cranberry, mushroom. Plenty of time left. At Georgia James.

Earthy and a bit rustic. Yum.

“This is one old Burgundy that won’t fade in a carafe, so don’t hesitate to decant it, and be sure to use a good large glass. The wine has a youthful, saturated, deep ruby color, with flashes of bright mahogany at the edge. And the nose is a moving target; endlessly complex and exotic, with aromas of dried cranberries, strawberry preserves, chiodini mushrooms, and freshly turned earth, all moving in and out of the foreground as the wine evolves in the glass. On the palate, the flavors echo the nose: sweet and pure on entry, with a warm, concentrated core that grows more and more voluminous with time, yet remains wonderfully firm, fresh and vibrant. And the long fine-grained finish leaves you wishing it would never end. This is not like drinking a young wine. The bottle seems ageless, as if in suspended animation, and much too small. Drink now – 2025. But no need to wait longer; this one is fully mature.” — Moore Brothers Wine Co., Brooklyn

Amazing. Forest floor and dried cherries.