Florida Jim
Florida Jim
2000 Nigl, Riesling Hockhacker:
Excellent energy in the mouth with a mid-weight, bright delivery. Superb with smoked trout spread.
2005 Valentini, Trebbiano:
Young but loaded with flavors and textures; not yet of a piece but lots of good things going on here.
2006 V. Dauvissat, Chablis Les Preuses:
Firm and aristocratic, needs time but shows a side to this vineyard I did not recall; I usually find it more flamboyant.
2009 Edmunds St. John, Rocks and Gravel:
Showing very well with a fun and juicy GSM profile and that touch of firmness on the finish I attribute to elevage in cement.
1997 Chave, Hermitage (rouge):
Not classic but having a bit more flesh with accents of olive and wet stones. Mid-weight and open.
2008 Edmunds St. John, Prophery:
Crackling with life, peppery/cherry, quite bright and intense.
2005 Vissoux, Fleurie Poncie:
An entirely different expression of gamay than the preceding wine; this is all about flesh and velvet, deep fruit, lower acid and concentration. A very lovely bottle.
2009 Navarro, Pinot Noir L’ancienne:
Light bodied, translucent, tart and elegant; not especially deep or complex but a nice little wine that went well with pasta and summer veggies.
Best, Jim
PS Sorry about the original post. I had screwed up the html commands and the website was not loading this morning so I could not get back to correct until now.
Excellent energy in the mouth with a mid-weight, bright delivery. Superb with smoked trout spread.
2005 Valentini, Trebbiano:
Young but loaded with flavors and textures; not yet of a piece but lots of good things going on here.
2006 V. Dauvissat, Chablis Les Preuses:
Firm and aristocratic, needs time but shows a side to this vineyard I did not recall; I usually find it more flamboyant.
2009 Edmunds St. John, Rocks and Gravel:
Showing very well with a fun and juicy GSM profile and that touch of firmness on the finish I attribute to elevage in cement.
1997 Chave, Hermitage (rouge):
Not classic but having a bit more flesh with accents of olive and wet stones. Mid-weight and open.
2008 Edmunds St. John, Prophery:
Crackling with life, peppery/cherry, quite bright and intense.
2005 Vissoux, Fleurie Poncie:
An entirely different expression of gamay than the preceding wine; this is all about flesh and velvet, deep fruit, lower acid and concentration. A very lovely bottle.
2009 Navarro, Pinot Noir L’ancienne:
Light bodied, translucent, tart and elegant; not especially deep or complex but a nice little wine that went well with pasta and summer veggies.
Best, Jim
PS Sorry about the original post. I had screwed up the html commands and the website was not loading this morning so I could not get back to correct until now.