Buisson-Charles, Meursault Bouches Cheres other_regions the 2017 Pinot Noir Ygnacia

the 2017 Pinot Noir Ygnacia is scented of cranberries

but it’s enjoyable already and should hit the ground running

Rich and opulent for Petrus (maybe the most opulent that Jean-Claude Berrouet ever made) and yet it retains a sense of symmetry and freshness on the finish that I think is unique to this Pomerol

the underlying material appears to be very promising

Buisson-Charles, Meursault Bouches Cheres other_regions the 2017 Pinot Noir Ygnacia(note that the domaine uses the old spelling for Bouchres). A hint of matchstick is present on the slightly more elegant aromas of citrus, spiced pear and lovely floral scents. The medium weight flavors arent quite as rich as those of the Charmes but theyre notably finer with a subtle hint of minerality helping to add lift to the firm but not austere finale. As is usually the case, this is a wine of finesse and grace. 93 2024+