Nicolas Rossignol, Pommard Epenots other_regions_australia This wine has historically seen

This wine has historically seen its fruit come from the Neive subzone of the Barbaresco appellation

Dark red cherries

Again there is mildly exotic element to the otherwise appealingly fresh nose that combines notes of both white and yellow orchard fruit that is liberally laced with iodine and quinine nuances

This is unusually well-detailed and while it’s not exactly chiseled

to my knowledge this is the only domaine that uses Les Vaudésirs in the plural)

Nicolas Rossignol, Pommard Epenots other_regions_australia This wine has historically seen(from Petits Epenots). A highly complex and broad ranging nose features aromas of freshly turned earth, black currant, plum and a hint of the sauvage. There is a velvety palate impression to the muscular and impressively rich flavors that possess seemingly endless reserves of dry extract that do a fine job of buffering the exceptionally firm tannic spine on the succulent yet entirely serious finale. Stylistically this is not exactly old school but its