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what's all this talk of 2006? No love for 2007?
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2006 Pavelot Pernand-Vergelesses Les Vergelesses
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Oswaldo Costa
Oswaldo Costa
Had two basic 2007 Bourgognes recently from Jean-Marc Boillot that were beautiful.
Jay Miller
Jay Miller
originally posted by .sasha:
what's all this talk of 2006? No love for 2007?
So far my favorite 2007s have all been Volnays. I'll be trying a few more at the end of the month.
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originally posted by Jay Miller:
originally posted by .sasha:
what's all this talk of 2006? No love for 2007?
So far my favorite 2007s have all been Volnays. I'll be trying a few more at the end of the month.
Savigny and Pernand here. Maybe there is a theme?
originally posted by .sasha:
originally posted by Jay Miller:
originally posted by .sasha:
what's all this talk of 2006? No love for 2007?
So far my favorite 2007s have all been Volnays. I'll be trying a few more at the end of the month.
Savigny and Pernand here. Maybe there is a theme?
Interesting. I just got some '07 Bachelet CdN-V to try, so we'll see how that is.
Mark Lipton
Good to hear as I just picked some up. The 04 (yes the 04) recently was a revelation.originally posted by VLM:
Best 2007 I've had
was M-G Fuesselottes. Delicious.
Concur on 07 Volnays, the ones I have drank have been beautiful.
originally posted by slaton:
Good to hear as I just picked some up. The 04 (yes the 04) recently was a revelation.originally posted by VLM:
Best 2007 I've had
was M-G Fuesselottes. Delicious.
/quote]
Haven't had the 07 but I agree with your assessment of the 04.
Jeff Grossman
Jeff Grossman
Drouhin V-R "Les Petits Monts" but I have not had very many.
Jay Miller
Jay Miller
originally posted by Jeff Grossman:
Drouhin V-R "Les Petits Monts" but I have not had very many.
Now that you mention it, that might very well have been the best '07 I've had. Up there anyway.
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originally posted by Marc D:
Mugneret Gibourg and Drouhin Petits Monts have become special occasion type wines.
I really enjoyed the 06 Rollin Pernand, I guess the 2007s here might be a place to start.
had the '07 PV last week, superb
Oswaldo Costa
Oswaldo Costa
Opened a 2007 Lafarge Volnay 13.0% two nights ago that was lovely, classically balanced, a bit muted at first, then sang like a fat lady wallowing in a bed of pot-pourri. Last night, a 2008 C&C Marechal Volnay 13.0% was reduced, even after two rubbery hours in the decanter. Otherwise showed oddly modern, darkish and concentrated, even somewhat woody. At odds with the Louis/Dressner/CSW provenance. You wine some, you lose some.
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originally posted by Oswaldo Costa:
Opened a 2007 Lafarge Volnay 13.0% two nights ago that was lovely, classically balanced, a bit muted at first, then sang like a fat lady wallowing in a bed of pot-pourri. Last night, a 2008 C&C Marechal Volnay 13.0% was reduced, even after two rubbery hours in the decanter. Otherwise showed oddly modern, darkish and concentrated, even somewhat woody. At odds with the Louis/Dressner/CSW provenance. You wine some, you lose some.
That's why there is a Sharon around, in case I get too excited about barrel samples I do not understand, yet again.
Howard Cooper
Howard Cooper
originally posted by Oswaldo Costa:
originally posted by SFJoe:
AFAIK totally allowed, as long as you use Kosher sugar.o what biodynamics says about sugar additions; anyone?).
So is sulfur, as long as it's Wiccan. To close the circle, all we need now is their tartaric regimen.
Do you have to use Kosher Sulfur or tartaric?