Sweet Pinot fruit dominates this lovely, rounded wine.
Initially a little tight on the nose but pretty Pinot fruit shines through the gaps. Not overly sweet and a little tart at first, tempered by a touch of oak and quite forward. The fruit dominates, as it should. Good depth for a village wine. Developing into a lovely wine, this knocks the socks off any top producer's Cote d'Or Bourgogne Rouge. (Tasted over a period of days: on subsequent days, the nose filled out and the wine became softer with the tartness subsiding, a good sign.)
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