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Vincent Girardin continues the winemaking tradition of his father and grandfather before him, and expanded the appellations in his domaine either through inheritance, purchase, or a system of leasing called "fermage." Aromas of stone fruits with citrus notes. On the palate apple and pear flavors with citrus flavors, a bit creamy. Medium finish ending with a citrus mineral character.
Vincent Girardin continues the winemaking tradition of his father and grandfather before him, and expanded the appellations in his domaine either through inheritance, purchase, or a system of leasing called "fermage." Aromas of stone fruits with citrus notes. On the palate apple and pear flavors with citrus flavors, a bit creamy. Medium finish ending with a citrus mineral character.
2015 starting to fade, lacks freshness. 13% ABV but tastes like more. Alcoholic feementation and MLF in 500L barrels, 10% new, wild yeast, 11 months ageing.
2015 starting to fade, lacks freshness. 13% ABV but tastes like more. Alcoholic feementation and MLF in 500L barrels, 10% new, wild yeast, 11 months ageing.
Something for a creamy salad. One of my favorite value producers and beyond. Produced in all stainless with perhaps a touch of neutral wood. Nothing to bite back on palate. Green apple, lemon, lime, pineapple, guava, passion fruit, honeysuckle, fine, gritty minerals, fine chalkiness, beautiful acidity and round, rich polished finish.
Something for a creamy salad. One of my favorite value producers and beyond. Produced in all stainless with perhaps a touch of neutral wood. Nothing to bite back on palate. Green apple, lemon, lime, pineapple, guava, passion fruit, honeysuckle, fine, gritty minerals, fine chalkiness, beautiful acidity and round, rich polished finish.
Very nice acidity with a slightly buttery, okay finish. Opened up nicely with the fruit coming forward. Enjoyed it with lobster, great food wine that can hold up.
Very nice acidity with a slightly buttery, okay finish. Opened up nicely with the fruit coming forward. Enjoyed it with lobster, great food wine that can hold up.
Mâcon-Fuissé, Mâconnais, Burgundy, France
