Wine Reviews
Fine purity here to the cherry, raspberry and mineral flavors. Floral, earth and spice accents add detail while this remains balanced and long from start to finish
A stunning village wine, here’s an example of how climate
change is infiltrating the classifications of Burgundy. While this feels completely modern in its sleek black-cherry depths, it’s also completely grounded in the earth, with tannins that add dimension and detail to the fruit, coming together in beautiful richness.
Notes of warm earth, ripe dark berries and the sauvage introduce textured, supple and exceptionally rich medium weight flavors that exude a subtle minerality on the mildly austere and rustic finish.
The bright cherry core of this red is framed by smoke, vanilla and saline mineral notes. Vibrant and balanced, backed by dense tannins. The finish evokes dark cherry, plum and spice elements, extended by the lively acidity.
