Pale orange/pinkish robe, very balanced, soft cranberry/strawberry/pomegranate nose and mouth. Nothing out of place, short to medium finish. A fine and light drink.
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My first pinot noir from Jura and first non-négoce red from Ganevat so take this with a grain of salt. For my palate this was a delightfully different take on pinot noir -- call it the bantamweight (or flyweight) champion of the varietal. The color of (dilute) cranberry juice, this was extremely light on its feet, but packed a lot of flavor -- red fruits (strawberry & cranberry) predominantly, but also savory elements (sous-bois & rocks) and plenty of acidity, without being at all shrill.
Ordered off the list at Septimes (Paris) for €92 which was a fair value relative to either the retail price for this wine or the alternative of the paired wines (at € 120/two persons, although in fairness they looked interesting too). This was very food friendly and versatile and paired well to very well with all 5 of the savory dishes in their tasting menu.
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3/31/2022 - Neuneuil Likes this wine: 90 Points
Pale orange/pinkish robe, very balanced, soft cranberry/strawberry/pomegranate nose and mouth. Nothing out of place, short to medium finish. A fine and light drink.
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11/14/2019 - ParisWino Likes this wine: 90 Points
My first pinot noir from Jura and first non-négoce red from Ganevat so take this with a grain of salt. For my palate this was a delightfully different take on pinot noir -- call it the bantamweight (or flyweight) champion of the varietal. The color of (dilute) cranberry juice, this was extremely light on its feet, but packed a lot of flavor -- red fruits (strawberry & cranberry) predominantly, but also savory elements (sous-bois & rocks) and plenty of acidity, without being at all shrill.
Ordered off the list at Septimes (Paris) for €92 which was a fair value relative to either the retail price for this wine or the alternative of the paired wines (at € 120/two persons, although in fairness they looked interesting too). This was very food friendly and versatile and paired well to very well with all 5 of the savory dishes in their tasting menu.
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