Showing quite well in its fifth year. Crushed red fruits, velvety florals, and signature granite minerality. A bit of sediment, though not obtrusive. I can see this lasting some time longer, though I don't see it improving in that time. My advice is to drink up.
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Pours a medium, hazy ruby. N - raspberry, rosehip, atomized granite, crushed strawberry, allspice, lardo, minced tarragon and basil, ripe citrus. P - more red fruits, raspberry, choke cherry, underripe wild strawberry, some nice stem and seed bitterness, Irish breakfast tea, ruby red grapefruit, hot gravel (is that a flavor?), freshly ground cassia, ripe pomegranate, iron filings. M+ acid, more grip than your average Beaujo. Pretty clean considering the category, probably a touch of VA that only contributes rather than detracts. Long, mouthwatering finish bolstered by subtle tannins that suggest a long life ahead of it. Would love to revisit in 3-5. Jean-Paul and Charly make some of my all time favorite Cru Beaujolais.
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Very fruity and juicy. Fresh, light, elegant, but with a backbone that keeps it serious. Drink now if you prefer the fruit juice, but will probably evolve into something a bit more complex in a few years.
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11/23/2023 - abelicious Likes this wine:
Great! A little closed at open. Opened up nicely. High toned. Easy drinking. Perf with turkey.
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7/11/2021 - sethebarlow Likes this wine: 90 Points
Showing quite well in its fifth year. Crushed red fruits, velvety florals, and signature granite minerality. A bit of sediment, though not obtrusive. I can see this lasting some time longer, though I don't see it improving in that time. My advice is to drink up.
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11/23/2020 - seagullwine Likes this wine: 92 Points
Pours a medium, hazy ruby.
N - raspberry, rosehip, atomized granite, crushed strawberry, allspice, lardo, minced tarragon and basil, ripe citrus.
P - more red fruits, raspberry, choke cherry, underripe wild strawberry, some nice stem and seed bitterness, Irish breakfast tea, ruby red grapefruit, hot gravel (is that a flavor?), freshly ground cassia, ripe pomegranate, iron filings.
M+ acid, more grip than your average Beaujo. Pretty clean considering the category, probably a touch of VA that only contributes rather than detracts. Long, mouthwatering finish bolstered by subtle tannins that suggest a long life ahead of it. Would love to revisit in 3-5. Jean-Paul and Charly make some of my all time favorite Cru Beaujolais.
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5/22/2020 - abbulf Likes this wine:
Very fruity and juicy. Fresh, light, elegant, but with a backbone that keeps it serious. Drink now if you prefer the fruit juice, but will probably evolve into something a bit more complex in a few years.
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1/30/2020 - HEBRO 10 Likes this wine: 92 Points
Citrus finish. Light nose. Gamey palate
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