Wow. I finally opened up one of these Rosenthal (importer) Red Burgs that was ready to drink, and it sang all night (it did not sing the next day but I didn't use any gas). I don't know much about Georges Lignier but I'll buy anything Neal Rosenthal imports.
FYI: there was mold on the top of the cork if you are allergic. So I opened it up ASAP and threw away the cork.
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Medium red with a bit of brown at the edges. After a couple hours in a carafe, this has opened nicely and presents red fruit (cranberry, raspberry) and floral notes to the nose with a hint of forest floor. The flavors echo the nose over medium acidity and soft tannins. The three are in moderate balance with acidity taking a lead over the other two. There is a medium-long finish. An elegant, approaching sophisticated, offering from Georges Lignier et Fils.
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First bottle for me from this producer; on the nose this was ripe and polished with lovely red berry fruits and hints of spice; with air there were some more mineral notes and even a hint of sauvage; the palate was very polished, but has good balance and good depth. My initial impression was that this was quite tasty, though it did strike me as a bit new world and blind I may have guessed this as an Eyrie pinot noir from Dundee, with air however, it seemed to come into its own a bit. The wine is overall very good, however this is probably not a producer you want to look for if you are wanting a really traditional type Burgundy. Still I enjoyed it and would probably buy it again.
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3/11/2023 - Nacnud Likes this wine:
Wow. I finally opened up one of these Rosenthal (importer) Red Burgs that was ready to drink, and it sang all night (it did not sing the next day but I didn't use any gas). I don't know much about Georges Lignier but I'll buy anything Neal Rosenthal imports.
FYI: there was mold on the top of the cork if you are allergic. So I opened it up ASAP and threw away the cork.
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3/23/2019 - gfwetzel wrote: 90 Points
Medium red with a bit of brown at the edges. After a couple hours in a carafe, this has opened nicely and presents red fruit (cranberry, raspberry) and floral notes to the nose with a hint of forest floor. The flavors echo the nose over medium acidity and soft tannins. The three are in moderate balance with acidity taking a lead over the other two. There is a medium-long finish. An elegant, approaching sophisticated, offering from Georges Lignier et Fils.
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12/20/2018 - jnewman77 wrote:
First bottle for me from this producer; on the nose this was ripe and polished with lovely red berry fruits and hints of spice; with air there were some more mineral notes and even a hint of sauvage; the palate was very polished, but has good balance and good depth. My initial impression was that this was quite tasty, though it did strike me as a bit new world and blind I may have guessed this as an Eyrie pinot noir from Dundee, with air however, it seemed to come into its own a bit. The wine is overall very good, however this is probably not a producer you want to look for if you are wanting a really traditional type Burgundy. Still I enjoyed it and would probably buy it again.
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10/11/2018 - Pins wrote: 89 Points
A very dusty nose, nice fruit on the palate. Improved in the glass
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5/13/2018 - jps3@columbia.edu wrote: 88 Points
Wonderful nose, slight bitterness which lowers the score for me.
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