Louis Boillot, Nuits Saint Georges Pruliers other_regions_australia A host of crushed rocks

A host of crushed rocks

dried fruits with a strong animal and damp-hay note

with refreshing and spicy terroir and mocha aromas intertwined with concentrated fruit (or fruit skin) aromas and lemon zest notes

The 2009 Barbaresco is absolutely remarkable for the way it carersses the palate with endless layers of sweet red fruit

cedar and sweet pipe tobacco gradually open up in a wine that is more giving on the palate than it is in its aromatics

Louis Boillot, Nuits Saint Georges Pruliers other_regions_australia A host of crushed rocks(70+ year old vines). This is also wonderfully complex with its effusively spicy nose that combines a broad array of aromas that include game, earth, floral, sandalwood and wild dark berries. There is outstanding richness to the velvety and muscular big bodied flavors that also coat the mouth with dry extract before exploding on the hugely long and impeccably balanced finish. The old vines definitely are in evidence and this too is highly recommended,