
Colour:
A pale gold hue, giving away it's youth, and this is a youthful wine mind you. Clean with medium intensity of colour.
Nose:
Palate:
The nose carried through to the palate and the fruits exposed themselves once again, adding green grannysmith apples and a slight nutty flavour to the fore. the stone and chalk again playing a huge part for the structure of the wine. Dry, but with the most refreshing acidity, this wine has some bottle again to do, still fantastic. Nectarine began to emerge dancing on the clean palate cut by the acidity. The finish was other-worldly, never ending and intense, with a mouth covering feel as lemon flushed around the palate. in a word? Wonderful.
Comments:
I could expend a dictionary on this experience, truly refreshing. Expensive but very worth getting your hands on. Deconstructing the wine was immensely hard, it offered a very big challenge it is well integrated and flawless in its style and expression, honestly pick up a bottle, tell me I'm wrong. My only complaint is I can't speed up time to try this in 5 or 6 years from now.
Score:
(A) 95
Price:
€54.95 (The Corkscrew Wine Merchants)
Value (Out of 5):
3.5
Ah Rob, you're just teasing us now!
ReplyDeleteI'm teasing anonymous??? I'm in trouble ;)
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