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2021 Domaine Louis Boillot et Fils Moulin-à-Vent Vieilles Vignes
5/5/2024 - AD_jutant wrote: 87 Points
WSET3 Course Notes; 4/28/2024-6/9/2024 (WineHouse, Los Angeles): A: Medium ruby.
N: Medium intensity. Strawberry, red cherry. Tomato leaf, liquorice. Distant savouriness but I think the wine is still youthful.
P: Dry, medium+ acidity. Medium tannin, alcohol, and body. Medium flavour intensity. Tart, really tart with crunchy cranberry, sour strawberry or smth. Bubblegum mayne? Cedar. Medium finish.
AQ: Good. Blind guessed a Beaujolais village 2021. To be honest, I thought the wine had part whole bunches, but apparently not.
8/18
Drink now, can withstand just a little ageing.
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2021 Domaine Jean Tardy et Fils Vosne-Romanée Vigneux
5/5/2024 - AD_jutant wrote: 90 Points
WSET3 Course Notes; 4/28/2024-6/9/2024 (WineHouse, Los Angeles): A: Medium ruby.
N: Medium+ intensity. Very ripe cranberry, rose petals, red currant, even slight baked character. Baking spices, smoke, and vanilla. Game and wet leaves. Developing but still very youthful.
P: Dry, medium+ acidity. Medium- tannin. Medium alcohol and medium body. Medium+ flavour intensity. Cranberry, dried fruit, a little brett. Guelder rose maybe? Vanilla. Medium+ finish.
QA: Very good. I guessed a Burgundy premier site with southern exposure.
9/18, I really do not think that this represents good value. At least, at this moment.
Can drink now, but maybe it will be worth it when aged.
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2021 Faiveley Bourgogne Joseph Faiveley
5/5/2024 - AD_jutant Likes this wine: 90 Points
WSET3 Course Notes; 4/28/2024-6/9/2024 (WineHouse, Los Angeles): A: Pale garnet.
N: Medium intensity. Very interesting nose with a little bit of citrus, red cherry, ripe raspberry, blackcurrant leaf. Chocolate. Earth and tobacco. Developing.
P: Dry, high acidity. Medium- tannin. Medium alcohol, medium- body, and medium flavour intensity. Ripe raspberry, red apple. Toast and leather. Roasted hazelnut. Medium+ finish.
AQ: Very good, even though the class disagreed. I guessed a very good Bourgogne rouge blind because it seemed blended. I guessed 2019 as a year and was really surprised that the wine was this young given all the tertiary notes.
9/18
Can drink now and you probably should because it is showing age while it shouldn't.
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