originally posted by BJ:
Another that doesn't get much mention...Philippe Alliet Chinons. We've small parcels of '14 and '16 Coteaux de Noire, and wow just full on Loire CF elegance, traditional and classic, lovely in every way with lots of inner complexity. The '16 needs decanting to open fully, but the '14 is in the perfect spot...
originally posted by BJ:
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originally posted by Oswaldo Costa:
A Loire CF that doesn't deserve more awareness is the 2014 Antoine Sanzay Saumur-Champigny Les Poyeux 13.0. Totally underwhelming. Had better experiences with the 2013, which says 12.0%, but nothing special.
originally posted by Pavel Tchichikov:
originally posted by Oswaldo Costa:
A Loire CF that doesn't deserve more awareness is the 2014 Antoine Sanzay Saumur-Champigny Les Poyeux 13.0. Totally underwhelming. Had better experiences with the 2013, which says 12.0%, but nothing special.
too bad; this producer is actually on my to-do list
continue to find this a terrible time to open 14s (both loire cab franc and red burgundy), and not for obvious reasons: more chaotic than closed
originally posted by Oswaldo Costa:
originally posted by Pavel Tchichikov:
originally posted by Oswaldo Costa:
A Loire CF that doesn't deserve more awareness is the 2014 Antoine Sanzay Saumur-Champigny Les Poyeux 13.0. Totally underwhelming. Had better experiences with the 2013, which says 12.0%, but nothing special.
too bad; this producer is actually on my to-do list
continue to find this a terrible time to open 14s (both loire cab franc and red burgundy), and not for obvious reasons: more chaotic than closed
If you can, check him out for confirmation. When Rougeard hit the $trato$phere, some began to tout Sanzay's Poyeux as a substitute, but whereas the former could be accused of excess plushness, the latter is just too rustic. Maybe the Collier reds approach the Goldilocks zone here.
originally posted by Oswaldo Costa:
originally posted by Pavel Tchichikov:
originally posted by Oswaldo Costa:
A Loire CF that doesn't deserve more awareness is the 2014 Antoine Sanzay Saumur-Champigny Les Poyeux 13.0. Totally underwhelming. Had better experiences with the 2013, which says 12.0%, but nothing special.
too bad; this producer is actually on my to-do list
continue to find this a terrible time to open 14s (both loire cab franc and red burgundy), and not for obvious reasons: more chaotic than closed
If you can, check him out for confirmation. When Rougeard hit the $trato$phere, some began to tout Sanzay's Poyeux as a substitute, but whereas the former could be accused of excess plushness, the latter is just too rustic. Maybe the Collier reds approach the Goldilocks zone here.
originally posted by BJ:
originally posted by Oswaldo Costa:
originally posted by Pavel Tchichikov:
originally posted by Oswaldo Costa:
A Loire CF that doesn't deserve more awareness is the 2014 Antoine Sanzay Saumur-Champigny Les Poyeux 13.0. Totally underwhelming. Had better experiences with the 2013, which says 12.0%, but nothing special.
too bad; this producer is actually on my to-do list
continue to find this a terrible time to open 14s (both loire cab franc and red burgundy), and not for obvious reasons: more chaotic than closed
If you can, check him out for confirmation. When Rougeard hit the $trato$phere, some began to tout Sanzay's Poyeux as a substitute, but whereas the former could be accused of excess plushness, the latter is just too rustic. Maybe the Collier reds approach the Goldilocks zone here.
Rustic in terms of bretty/VA?
Agree. I do love their entry level stuff. I recently picked up the '18 PM for just $22.99 at Chambers Street.originally posted by Claude Kolm:
2018 Domaine de la Chevalerie Bourgueil "Peu Muleau"
That's a good price from Chambers. I paid (at a store that admittedly caters to a luxury clientele, and so markups can be a little on the higher side) 17.50e, or a little more than $18, although that does include the 20% VAT.originally posted by Don Rice:
Agree. I do love their entry level stuff. I recently picked up the '18 PM for just $22.99 at Chambers Street.originally posted by Claude Kolm:
2018 Domaine de la Chevalerie Bourgueil "Peu Muleau"