Medium, medium-plus colour. The nose shows lots of oaky funk – this needs at least 2 hours to fade; afterwards there is a strong resemblance to the basic bourgogne – lovely red, slightly dried fruit set against a greenish malo background. The palate is more serious and concentrated vs the basic with a considerable increase to the length. Now we have a wine that definitely competes with decent village wines, but factoring in the price I’m a little unsure of the ‘value’, but anyway, this (in isolation) is a very good wine.
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