Mid crimson, mid density with tawny rim. Rather subdued on the nose but did open up in the glass to reveal red summer berries and strawberries. The palate somewhat lean perhaps slightly closed although given the vintage I suspect it was more a case of not much being there. Moderate acidity, certainly not out of balance. A welcome freshness to the wine. Again the flavour braodened in the glass and notes of red fuits, a little leather and undergrowth too. A perfectly pleasant wine, just a bit lacking in depth and complexity. A short finish.
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(Nicolas Potel Vosne-Romanée 1er Cru Les Beaux Monts) Light medium ruby red color with clear meniscus; earthy, band aid and Worcestershire sauce nose; very tart red fruit, high acidity; short-medium finish
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9/7/2018 - dongagne wrote:
In nice form, but no upside from here.
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10/30/2010 - Leigh Johnson wrote: 84 Points
Mid crimson, mid density with tawny rim. Rather subdued on the nose but did open up in the glass to reveal red summer berries and strawberries. The palate somewhat lean perhaps slightly closed although given the vintage I suspect it was more a case of not much being there. Moderate acidity, certainly not out of balance. A welcome freshness to the wine. Again the flavour braodened in the glass and notes of red fuits, a little leather and undergrowth too. A perfectly pleasant wine, just a bit lacking in depth and complexity. A short finish.
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