Med to dark ruby. Intensely fruity with some of floral aromas Dark and red cherry on the palate with silky darker fruit dominating suggesting ripeness. Opens up nicely with good acidity and then very gradually fading to a long and delicious finish. This was much better, more open and expressive than last bottle had S2 years ago. Drank with fried chicken on 60th.
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Nick's 64 Goodge Street (Mainly) Burg Dinner (64 Goodge St): 4/13, good cork. This was aromatic, quite youthful still, red and black fruited, quite floral, spide notes. Complex and pure. Medium bodied on the palate, soft tannins, seamless and a touch understated but with plenty of class and complexity, lovely vibrant acids, long harmonious finish. Excellent, touching outstanding, drinking well but no hurry here.
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Nick's Burgundy evening at 64 Goodge Street: Lovely bright medium red, a youthful appearance still. Smoky nose to start, an intoxicating first whiff with great fruit and some asian spices. It is kind of high-toned, kind of not, it seems to include both fragrant summer fruits and furniture polish as well as a deep well of rich black cherry and blackcurrant, and then to seamlessly move between the two before settling somewhere in the middle which I like a lot. There are sweet tannins on the end. It's lovely at this age, graceful but a bit willful still. Has a long time to go you feel. My red WOTN, and a real treat to be able to try it.
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Nick A's 64 Goodge Street Burgundy Dinner (64 Goodge Street, London): What a treat, on pouring there is hint of peanut shell on the nose, some spicy damson fruit and a couple of drops of rhubarb coulis. Palate balances savouriness and acidity well, definitely will loosen in the years ahead. There is a hint of grated chocolate and later some biltong meatiness. With air something citrussy on the nose too like a pea sized dot of lime marmalade. In a better glass and in 5 years this could be near perfect.
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(Clos du Tart Clos du Tart) Medium-plus relatively young colour. The nose has a good blend of red and black fruits - it's rather complex. Luxurious, if oaky mouthfeel - plenty of oak flavour on the finish too, Super balance, fruit and delivery - outstanding, very young wine.
(Domaine du Clos de Tart Clos de Tart) Group's #7 (by a tie-breaker) (my #3) – 32 pts; 0 firsts, 0 seconds, 2 thirds, 2 lasts – Dark cherry color with clear meniscus; gorgeous tart cherry and roses nose that gains a caramel component with time in the glass; solid, youthful, ripe cherry palate with depth and vanilla oak; medium finish 92+ pts.
(Clos du Tart Clos du Tart) Darker cherry. Very lovely high toned nose. Lovely fruit with medium-plus tannins and good acidity. Almost creamy fruit. Another fine effort.
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1/12/2024 - le_franc_de_pied wrote: 93 Points
Med to dark ruby. Intensely fruity with some of floral aromas
Dark and red cherry on the palate with silky darker fruit dominating suggesting ripeness.
Opens up nicely with good acidity and then very gradually fading to a long and delicious finish. This was much better, more open and expressive than last bottle had S2 years ago. Drank with fried chicken on 60th.
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12/9/2023 - rnellans wrote: 95 Points
My favorite red of the night. Elegant, silky, seamless palate. Couples. Soft tannins. Excellent and drinking at peak imo.
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11/29/2023 - Paul D wrote: 94 Points
Nick's 64 Goodge Street (Mainly) Burg Dinner (64 Goodge St): 4/13, good cork.
This was aromatic, quite youthful still, red and black fruited, quite floral, spide notes. Complex and pure. Medium bodied on the palate, soft tannins, seamless and a touch understated but with plenty of class and complexity, lovely vibrant acids, long harmonious finish. Excellent, touching outstanding, drinking well but no hurry here.
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11/29/2023 - oenanthe Likes this wine: 95 Points
Nick's Burgundy evening at 64 Goodge Street: Lovely bright medium red, a youthful appearance still. Smoky nose to start, an intoxicating first whiff with great fruit and some asian spices. It is kind of high-toned, kind of not, it seems to include both fragrant summer fruits and furniture polish as well as a deep well of rich black cherry and blackcurrant, and then to seamlessly move between the two before settling somewhere in the middle which I like a lot. There are sweet tannins on the end. It's lovely at this age, graceful but a bit willful still. Has a long time to go you feel. My red WOTN, and a real treat to be able to try it.
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11/29/2023 - Vinumming & Ahhing Likes this wine: 94 Points
Nick A's 64 Goodge Street Burgundy Dinner (64 Goodge Street, London): What a treat, on pouring there is hint of peanut shell on the nose, some spicy damson fruit and a couple of drops of rhubarb coulis. Palate balances savouriness and acidity well, definitely will loosen in the years ahead. There is a hint of grated chocolate and later some biltong meatiness. With air something citrussy on the nose too like a pea sized dot of lime marmalade. In a better glass and in 5 years this could be near perfect.
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