New Years Eve selection and with a dynamite citrus braised pulled pork with crispy shallots (shameless plug for the chef) a match made heaven. Large-ish but not over the top, lots of classic CdP characteristics that shined with the pork.
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The wine is medium ruby with garnet rim. On the nose, initially it has some farmyard notes, but shortly hides to the back after sitting in the glass for 20min. It presents beautiful red roses, bush/mediterranian herbs, pungent spices, red strawberry, 螺蛳粉酸笋. It's developing. On the palate, the wine has medium plus acidity, medium plus tannins with very fine and silky texture, high alcohol, medium plus body. The flavor intensity is medium plus with red strawberry, red date, black tea and herbal notes. The finish is medium plus as well. Classic grenarche blend flavor (80%), well made, fine balance despite 14.5% alcohol. Enjoyable to drink at such young age. The funky notes initially can be off-putting to some people, but it's not over-powering after decanting and I don't mind it at all.
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Quite enjoyable young Pegau. Wife and I both commented “we should drink them young.” Classic nose: cherry, dirt, iron/rust that distinctive Pegau funk, borderline roasted/stewed. Very lively on the palate. Bright red fruits, tightly wound, ripe, nice sweetness, drying tannins. Hot finish, the alcohol is noticeable. Dry, fine tannins, tight finish but great fruit lingers. Needs to calm down (why we don’t drink all of them young).
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1/18/2024 - Ben Christiansen wrote:
Delicious as ti goes.
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1/3/2024 - Dale M wrote: 93 Points
New Years Eve selection and with a dynamite citrus braised pulled pork with crispy shallots (shameless plug for the chef) a match made heaven. Large-ish but not over the top, lots of classic CdP characteristics that shined with the pork.
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12/23/2023 - Jason Wu Likes this wine: 93 Points
The wine is medium ruby with garnet rim.
On the nose, initially it has some farmyard notes, but shortly hides to the back after sitting in the glass for 20min. It presents beautiful red roses, bush/mediterranian herbs, pungent spices, red strawberry, 螺蛳粉酸笋. It's developing.
On the palate, the wine has medium plus acidity, medium plus tannins with very fine and silky texture, high alcohol, medium plus body. The flavor intensity is medium plus with red strawberry, red date, black tea and herbal notes. The finish is medium plus as well.
Classic grenarche blend flavor (80%), well made, fine balance despite 14.5% alcohol. Enjoyable to drink at such young age. The funky notes initially can be off-putting to some people, but it's not over-powering after decanting and I don't mind it at all.
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12/22/2023 - cubswinws Likes this wine: 93 Points
So fun to drink one of these young ones. Really easy to drink now and quite pleasing. Lots of stuffing to age nicely.
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12/4/2023 - WineDuq Likes this wine: 93 Points
Quite enjoyable young Pegau. Wife and I both commented “we should drink them young.” Classic nose: cherry, dirt, iron/rust that distinctive Pegau funk, borderline roasted/stewed. Very lively on the palate. Bright red fruits, tightly wound, ripe, nice sweetness, drying tannins. Hot finish, the alcohol is noticeable. Dry, fine tannins, tight finish but great fruit lingers. Needs to calm down (why we don’t drink all of them young).
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