Otherwise there is a bit more refinement to the attractively textured and more mineral-inflected medium weight flavors that offer reasonably good length on the youthfully austere finish

and energetic finale where a hint of austerity arises

running instead to ripe raspberry and cherry coulis and this sense of concentrated fruit essence continues onto the delicious

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Robert Chevillon, Bourgogne Rouge other_regions_australia Otherwise there is a bitA fresh, expressive and pretty nose of red berry fruit and earth where the latter element is picked up by the nicely rich and concentrated flavors that possess unusually good power for the appellation and fine length. This would be one to buy by the case for a near to medium term house wine. (85 88) 2013+