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Love the older Roulots which shows more roundness and balanced acidity. Happy Monday everyone! #MeursaultMonday
First whiff reminds me of a natural Anjou Chenin. Powerful and distinct lanolin nose. Immense dry extract here which buffers the high acidity. Very impressive showing from Autran and surely will improve with more air. Best to open this 2016 few days in advance! #chenincheninchenin
Light and pure but strangely oak got more prominent with air. I guessed 2002 Echezeaux, as it was quintessential Vosne (esp on the nose) and usually their Beaumonts is more hefty. Still young of course and showing immense potential. Gorgeous!
2012 Jules Bonnet from @champagnebonnetponson is showing all the signatures of this great vintage. 100% Pinot Noir but not heavy at all. Precise and racy entry and a sappy long finish. Tremendously good value and a hidden gem indeed!
#40 👊🏼 2017 Julien en Billat L’enfant terrible du Sud
Was expecting something sweet and heavy but this lovely 2018 Demi-Sec from @jeanphilippeblot was anything but that. Very fresh, refreshing with a lovely touch of apricot and tangerine sweetness. The Chenin acidity made it so moreish. Paired wonderfully with the Panna Cotta dessert. Not made in 2019 due to frost so stash some away for the future! #chenincheninchenin
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