Bruno Clair expectation

[Peter Creasey]

Going to a Bruno Clair tasting. I don't know much about Bruno Clair, but research indicates I should be enjoying some superb wines.

. . . . . Pete

 

[MarkS]

In the 1990's, Bruno Claire's wines always were sold at a premium, and I could never fathom why because they were never quantitatively that much superior to their appellation brethren. Maybe times have changed, but I haven't seen as much press on him lately.

 

[Jay Miller]

originally posted by MarkS:
In the 1990's, Bruno Claire's wines always were sold at a premium, and I could never fathom why because they were never quantitatively that much superior to their appellation brethren. Maybe times have changed, but I haven't seen as much press on him lately.

Lots of points from the VLMTR

 

[Ian Fitzsimmons]

Has he updated that thing any time in recent memory?

 

[slaton]

Sadly, no. It's been a long 4 years for fans of the VLM-TR.

 

[Ian Fitzsimmons]

A shame.

 

[Peter Creasey]

Isabelle and Bruno Clair were kindly on hand and brought a good sampling of their wines for a focused tasting. The first eight of these wines were presented...

Among the wines tasted, probably the Savigny-les-Beaune La Dominode 1er Cru selections were the most tempting at their price points; otherwise, no opinions to put forth.

. . . . . Pete

 

[Jeff Grossman]

I guess the tasting note, as a literary form, really is dead.

 

[Florida Jim]

originally posted by Jeff Grossman:
I guess the tasting note, as a literary form, really is dead.

Not the worst thing that has happened.
Best, Jim

 

[Bill Lundstrom]

originally posted by Florida Jim:

originally posted by Jeff Grossman:
I guess the tasting note, as a literary form, really is dead.

Not the worst thing that has happened.
Best, Jim

indeed

 

[Oswaldo Costa]

originally posted by Bill Lundstrom:

originally posted by Florida Jim:

originally posted by Jeff Grossman:
I guess the tasting note, as a literary form, really is dead.

Not the worst thing that has happened.
Best, Jim

indeed

Yes, not the worst. But still pretty high on the list of unnatural disasters.

 

[Peter Creasey]

Travel shock is suspected (by me, at least).

. . . . . Pete

 

[kirk wallace]

The passive Orthogonal-saur raises its fearsome visage.

 

[Zachary Ross]

We're playing checkers, he's playing chess.