Tasted Tuesday, December 28, 2010 by Loren Sonkin with 649 views
Last night my tasting group met to try some 2007 Burgundies. The objective was to sample the vintage, yet keep the price under $60. All of the wines were served blind and consumed over 2.5 hours. Breads and cheeses were served alongside.
This was my first real look at this vintage and I was unimpressed. The wines were mostly not worth the money except possibly at the lower end. Our 2009 Beaujolais tasting a couple months ago was far more rewarding.
2007 Mommessin Pouilly-Fuissé 90 Points
France, Burgundy, Mâconnais, Pouilly-Fuissé
I liked this very much. It was perhaps served too cold for my tastes, however, that accentuated the acidity I think which was probably a good thing. Light golden in color. The nose is smoky, has some sulfur but also some grapefruit. Lively on the palate, however it stops a bit short. Oily texture which I really like. Nice grapefruit. Still youthful.
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