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Started off with a smoky aroma w some oak immediately upon opening. Then turned more complex. Wood chips, leather, baking spice, dark cherry. Smooth texture, good acidity, lingering finish w bolder fruit flavor than initially thought.
Started off with a smoky aroma w some oak immediately upon opening. Then turned more complex. Wood chips, leather, baking spice, dark cherry. Smooth texture, good acidity, lingering finish w bolder fruit flavor than initially thought.
Pretty fucking rad. Definitely hitting in 1er Cru territory and a-typically bright for Girardin's house style. This could be a one-off, but definitely a seriously pretty bottle of burgundy, red fruited, floral and ethereal but soulful. Volnay for the win, I suppose.
Pretty fucking rad. Definitely hitting in 1er Cru territory and a-typically bright for Girardin's house style. This could be a one-off, but definitely a seriously pretty bottle of burgundy, red fruited, floral and ethereal but soulful. Volnay for the win, I suppose.
Dark sour fruits; blackberries, dark cherries, black plum, chalky, minerals, wet black earth, nice acidity with a raspberry cola finish. A Costco bargain at just under $25!
Dark sour fruits; blackberries, dark cherries, black plum, chalky, minerals, wet black earth, nice acidity with a raspberry cola finish. A Costco bargain at just under $25!
Volnay, Côte de Beaune, Burgundy, France
