Tasted Monday, September 5, 2022 by melvinyeowq with 129 views
Had the opportunity to bring a couple of wines for friends who didn't have wines from the region, so decided to do a horizontal of 2018 Jura whites for the three wines that I brought (and also because I didn't have time to go down to storage to pick other wines). Was telling them that these areas remain a great value (relatively) as top producers such as the three I brought were all available for around 50 euros still.
2017 Tissot (Bénédicte et Stéphane / André et Mireille) Savagnin Arbois
France, Jura, Arbois
Nutty and oxidative, almost like a vin jaune. Not a fan of sherry notes in wine so definitely down as an acquired taste in my book.
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2020 Nicolas Joly Savennières Les Clos Sacrés (Les Vieux Clos) 86 Points
France, Loire Valley, Anjou-Saumur, Savennières
Excessively high alcohol (said 14.5% on the label) that gave the impression of a plodding wine, despite having a good intensity of ripe exotic fruits such as pineapple and melon. Thought that the wines from this domaine were a little more restrained after the changing of guard but guess I was wrong. Definitely was well-made in terms of the intention of the winemaker but it was too much for me.
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