Kelly and I can’t review many wines on our own - we just don’t drink that much! So we love to get reviews from readers. We’re not experts - we just like wine - and this blog is all about sharing opinions. You can e-mail a review to me here, or, if you want to do it anonymously, post it in a nbwines / at / gmail / dot com. If you want to provide the review anonymously, post it in the “Make a Suggestion” thread, and I will re-post it.
Here is a review of a Burdundy from Peter. While this wine is no longer available, ANBL does carry a variety of wines from Bouchard Pere et Fils regularly (the white Beaune de Chateau is currently listed), so we may see it again. Let’s hope so - it’s hard to find a good Burgundy at this price.
— Peter’s Review —
Nose: Delightful, fresh, powerful springtime nose. Classic Pinot Noir scents with raspberry and cranberry like notes, some earthy and floral notes. You can just anticipate the nice acidity. Mouth watering, complex, and enticing.
Palate: Again fresh, easy drinking (watch out!), very well balanced! Prominent acidity in line with what you want and expect from a pinot. Light-medium body. Nice raspberry fruit is the predominant flavor. Just faint tannins on medium long finish. More earthy and floral notes on back end. Very drinkable on own, and paired very nice with cedar planked BBQ ginger maple salmon. I always caveat all this for most wine drinkers, particularly new or very casual, this style may not be fruity or approachable enough to impress. But for those who like Pinot, this is great stuff. I didn't mind paying the premium for this one. Would buy again. I presume I drank around the right time frame, but would love to hear opinions on cellar time for such wines.
I'd score 91-92pt+.
Price approx $45
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Thanks for this- with Burgs I feel completely lost at ANBL. I have really enjoyed a few and was really disappointed with a few and have found many to be corked.
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