Et par efterårsvine, jeg selv kunne være fristet af:
http://www.pinard-de-pic…508209.htmlParker: "Even more serious is the 2009 Cahors Cuvee Particuliere, a blend of 90% Malbec and 10% Tannat. More structured and powerful than its sibling, it possesses an inky/purple color, terrific fruit, and notes of graphite, blueberries, black currants, licorice and spring flowers. Heady, rich, long and broad, this amazing wine from Cahors should evolve for a decade or more. 91/100"
http://www.pinard-de-pic…105636.htmlhttp://www.pinard-de-pic…106198.htmlOg et par Beaujolais´er i den halv- og heldyre ende:
http://www.pinard-de-pic…106144.htmlhttp://www.pinard-de-pic…106150.htmlSchildknecht om sidstnævnte: "I hesitated before offering another long note as purple as the wine it purports to describe, but from bottle, Desjourneys’s 2010 Fleurie La Chapelle des Bois Tres Vieilles Vignes has indeed well-exceeded even my exalted Issue 196 expectations, so I feel bound not just to offer an update, but one that reflects my awe. Almond extract, rowan, freesia, and dark berries and stone fruits shadowed by their distilled counterparts combine for a penetratingly high-toned and hauntingly complex aroma. The texture here has turned positively silky and this essence from centenarian vines finishes not just with the “pristine purity of fruit ... complex depth of flavor (and) vibratory intensity” on which I commented before it was bottled, but with a soaring sense of buoyancy and a kaleidoscopic interaction of floral, fruit, and mineral nuances. Although the track record for Duperray’s wines is short, I feel confident that one like this will remain awesome at least through 2020. 95/100" Rigeligt højstemt smagenote, måske, men man får sgu lyst til at smage...