350° de Bellevue GC (by Angelus)
It is a silky and vibrant wine with a fresh and fruity nose. On the palate, this wine is supple. A large structure, sophisticated tannins that bring a melting edge to the final.
Red
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Alter Ego de Palmer
Read moreCrisp acidity and a medium to high level of fine tannins. Very juicy and fresh. Long finish.
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Barons de Rothschild Saga
Read moreFull-bodied attack, evolving dense, silky tannins, with a long finish that is both spicy and fresh.
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Blason d’Issan
Read moreThe 2011 Blason d’Issan possesses dusty, earthy notes along with medium body, pleasant fruit and a simple, one-dimensional personality.
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Blason d’Issan
Read moreIt reveals notes of violets, blue & black fruits, a striking minerality, excellent purity, texture & length, a medium to full-bodied mouthfeel & noticeable but sweet, well-integrated tannins.
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Bodega Sentif Vispius DO Somontano
Read moreBrimming over with elegant black and red berry fragrances, fruity, silky and fresh in mouth where it harmoniously combines volume, softness, body, silkiness and refinement.
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Bourgogne Hautes Cotes de Nuits Les Dames de Vergy
Read moreNice ruby/purple robe with aromas of small red fruits. Elegant, delicious, pleasurable, with soft tannins. This wine is easy to drinking now and can be kept for 5 years.
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Brio de Cantenac
Read moreA rather firmly structured, masculine style of wine in 2012, with a dense, opaque ruby/purple color. The wine reveals a certain angularity, with hard tannin, but medium body and excellent purity.
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Chambolle-Musigny Clos du Village
Read moreVery nice ruby/purple colored wine with lovely aromas reminiscent of violets and perfumed red cherries. Elegant, beautifully concentrated, silk-textured, this wine may be kept for 10 years.
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Chambolle-Musigny Clos du Village (37.5cl)
Read moreVery nice ruby/purple colored wine with lovely aromas reminiscent of violets and perfumed red cherries. Elegant, beautifully concentrated, silk-textured, this wine may be kept for 10 years.
