Tasting Note
An earlier malolactic than the Romanée St-Vivant makes this easier to taste. Glowing purple. Heady bouquet speaking louder than Romanée St-Vivant. Even so it is a big and backward boy. But then what a weight of fruit! This is really magnificent. Cloaked in a luscious but not lush nobility with the perfect, fine tannin-plus-acidity structure behind. Very lively, a Richebourg with exquisite balance.
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