1st time with this wine - very fruity *red fruits and berries* and aromatic. Dark color. def new world in profile. Wouldn't know how this would age, b ut it had plenty of structure
Highly aromatic - bright cranberry and cherry smells, a bit of an alcohol overtone. Christmas spices. Fun - makes me think of a French bistro. The flavor profile is unique - still feeling very French, cool vintage - maybe from Alsace? Soft mouth feel, medium acidity with red fruit and wood flavors. Cranberry from the nose is still there, lending the acidity. Red currant and not-yet-ripe strawberry. The wood flavor slowly builds, moving from new-oak vanilla into a darker old wood flavor that lingers on the palate. The finish is very long - 45 - 60 seconds. The wine really begs for food - bistro type food, grilled vegetables, mushrooms, chicken or pork stew. Fun!
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This is tasty; every time I drink the meunier from Eyrie, I think, this is good, I should pick up a couple more bottles next year, and then I usually forget. That said, this is super enjoyable for me; bright red fruits, some sanguine/game notes, earthy, smoky. Fresh and vibrant on the palate with driving acidity that makes it almost borderline tart, but makes it great on the table. Good stuff
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Translucent garnet in colour. Intriguing funk on the nose in a good way. Super silky tannins and light bodied with very savoury red fruit, good freshness and precision. I really like this. Screams v fine wine and of course so distinctive. BTG.
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12/7/2023 - lolo66 wrote: 91 Points
1st time with this wine - very fruity *red fruits and berries* and aromatic. Dark color. def new world in profile. Wouldn't know how this would age, b ut it had plenty of structure
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12/4/2023 - randyjc wrote: 91 Points
Highly aromatic - bright cranberry and cherry smells, a bit of an alcohol overtone. Christmas spices. Fun - makes me think of a French bistro. The flavor profile is unique - still feeling very French, cool vintage - maybe from Alsace? Soft mouth feel, medium acidity with red fruit and wood flavors. Cranberry from the nose is still there, lending the acidity. Red currant and not-yet-ripe strawberry. The wood flavor slowly builds, moving from new-oak vanilla into a darker old wood flavor that lingers on the palate. The finish is very long - 45 - 60 seconds. The wine really begs for food - bistro type food, grilled vegetables, mushrooms, chicken or pork stew. Fun!
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12/20/2022 - jnewman77 Likes this wine:
This is tasty; every time I drink the meunier from Eyrie, I think, this is good, I should pick up a couple more bottles next year, and then I usually forget. That said, this is super enjoyable for me; bright red fruits, some sanguine/game notes, earthy, smoky. Fresh and vibrant on the palate with driving acidity that makes it almost borderline tart, but makes it great on the table. Good stuff
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12/2/2022 - fussyeater Likes this wine:
Translucent garnet in colour. Intriguing funk on the nose in a good way. Super silky tannins and light bodied with very savoury red fruit, good freshness and precision. I really like this. Screams v fine wine and of course so distinctive. BTG.
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9/23/2022 - Ross Baldassaro Likes this wine: 94 Points
Deliciously vibrant and fleshy with lovely wild berries showing dusty earth
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