Nardi
Soft and fragrant blend of cranberry and strawberry, elevated by the subtle warmth of pepper and the soft whisper of floral violet, all harmoniously seamless by a mild perfume note.
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Dominique Gruhier's Domaine de L'Abbaye du Petit Quincy Cuvée Juliette is a delicate red wine from the regional-level Bourgogne Épineuil appellation.


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Dominique Gruhier's Cuvée Juliette from the Côte de Grisey in Bourgogne Épineuil presents a pale ruby color. On the nose, it offers subtle red fruits—think cherries and wild strawberries—intertwined with subtle floral notes and a hint of earthy minerality, suggesting the region's unique terroir. As it hits the palate, the wine unfolds with a velvety texture that envelops the mouth. The fruit flavors are vibrant and well-integrated, complemented by a touch of spice and a whisper of oak that adds layers without overpowering the delicate fruit character.
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Nardi
Soft and fragrant blend of cranberry and strawberry, elevated by the subtle warmth of pepper and the soft whisper of floral violet, all harmoniously seamless by a mild perfume note.
Cheeyoung
Smooth, organic red wine that I thoroughly enjoyed. I highly recommend it.
Kaline
Rich, full-bodied wine with a profound garnet color. The nose is highlighted by by wild berries, strawberry, and dried leaves, with a subtle clove note. The tasting is light and tart, with a noticeable tannin that adds a touch of acidity. at the same time it's a comforting wine on its own, I think it would be even more comforting when paired with food, as it may benefit from a bit more complexity and depth.
Based on 10 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Nardi
Soft and fragrant blend of cranberry and strawberry, elevated by the subtle warmth of pepper and the soft whisper of floral violet, all harmoniously seamless by a mild perfume note.
Cheeyoung
Smooth, organic red wine that I thoroughly enjoyed. I highly recommend it.
Kaline
Rich, full-bodied wine with a profound garnet color. The nose is highlighted by by wild berries, strawberry, and dried leaves, with a subtle clove note. The tasting is light and tart, with a noticeable tannin that adds a touch of acidity. at the same time it's a comforting wine on its own, I think it would be even more comforting when paired with food, as it may benefit from a bit more complexity and depth.
This wine is praised for its smooth, elegant profile with flavors of cranberry, strawberry, black cherry, and subtle floral notes. While some find it full-bodied and bold with firm tannins, others note a lighter, tart taste with noticeable acidity. The wine's complexity is appreciated, though some suggest it could benefit from more depth. Overall, it's a comforting choice, especially when paired with food.
Dominique Gruhier's Cuvée Juliette from the Côte de Grisey in Bourgogne Épineuil presents a pale ruby color. On the nose, it offers subtle red fruits—think cherries and wild strawberries—intertwined with subtle floral notes and a hint of earthy minerality, suggesting the region's unique terroir. As it hits the palate, the wine unfolds with a velvety texture that envelops the mouth. The fruit flavors are vibrant and well-integrated, complemented by a touch of spice and a whisper of oak that adds layers without overpowering the delicate fruit character.
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