Voss Expert tasting note
On the nose, it reveals a sophisticated bouquet of ripe red cherries, wild strawberries, and subtle hints of forest floor, underscored by a delicate floral lift.
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Based on 4 customer reviews.
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Travis
I'm drawn to the allure of Burgundy wines, distinctly the lush and textured Santenay. The wine's deep, decadent color is a testament to its age, and the nose is filled with the understated aromas of stewed prune and graphite, smooth by a velvety mouthfeel on the palate. The tannins are dry and well-integrated, complemented by a range of spices and dried fruits, containing pepper, leather, and licorice. The linger is long and satisfying, with a final note of red and black cherry.
Capuchin
Well past its prime, a wine that has lost its luster and vitality.
Sfuente
20-year-old Pinot Noir from the Pommard region, aged for 4 years, has been re-examined. The wine's initial red glow is now a bold brownish-red, a testament to its age. The nose retains its fruit-forward character, with a elegant evenness of red and rich cherry, strawberry, and spice notes. The mouthfeel is deep and velvety, featuring a gentle feel and a fulfilling dimension of flavor. Overall, this wine has aged remarkably well, with a long lasting impression and a enjoyable finish. Rating: 3.8/5 stars.
Based on 4 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Travis
I'm drawn to the allure of Burgundy wines, distinctly the lush and textured Santenay. The wine's deep, decadent color is a testament to its age, and the nose is filled with the understated aromas of stewed prune and graphite, smooth by a velvety mouthfeel on the palate. The tannins are dry and well-integrated, complemented by a range of spices and dried fruits, containing pepper, leather, and licorice. The linger is long and satisfying, with a final note of red and black cherry.
Capuchin
Well past its prime, a wine that has lost its luster and vitality.
Sfuente
20-year-old Pinot Noir from the Pommard region, aged for 4 years, has been re-examined. The wine's initial red glow is now a bold brownish-red, a testament to its age. The nose retains its fruit-forward character, with a elegant evenness of red and rich cherry, strawberry, and spice notes. The mouthfeel is deep and velvety, featuring a gentle feel and a fulfilling dimension of flavor. Overall, this wine has aged remarkably well, with a long lasting impression and a enjoyable finish. Rating: 3.8/5 stars.
Louis Lequin Santenay 'Les Charmes' is appreciated for its deep color, velvety mouthfeel, and complex aromas of stewed prune, graphite, and spices. While some find it aged well with rich cherry and strawberry notes, others feel it's past its prime. The wine pairs well with hearty meals, offering a long, satisfying finish.
The 2018 Louis Lequin Santenay 'Les Charmes' presents a captivating garnet hue, indicative of its Pinot Noir pedigree. On the nose, it reveals a sophisticated bouquet of ripe red cherries, wild strawberries, and subtle hints of forest floor, underscored by a delicate floral lift. The palate is elegantly structured, showcasing a harmonious interplay of vibrant acidity and fine-grained tannins, which frame the wine's core of juicy red fruit and nuanced spice. The finish is long and mineral-driven, reflecting the terroir's limestone-rich soils. This wine exemplifies the finesse and charm characteristic of Santenay, offering both immediate appeal and potential for graceful aging.
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