We had this on Saturday evening to go with a rather strange dinner which consisted of a fry-up and salad. It was made by Nicolas Potel and came from the Wine Society (boo hiss). First impressions were good but unexpected - it reminded us of a Morey, whereas Santenay is much further south - but later on we started to feel it was Burgundy as if made by a robot, and lacking in character, although we couldn't fault it. G started muttering darkly about "cold-fermentation" - I don't trouble my pretty little head with technical stuff like that, but I know what he means - it's wine made to impress on the first sip, but diminishing returns and boredom swiftly kick in. We ended up giving it an 8.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Santenay 1er cru Clos de Tavannes 2005
We had this on Saturday evening to go with a rather strange dinner which consisted of a fry-up and salad. It was made by Nicolas Potel and came from the Wine Society (boo hiss). First impressions were good but unexpected - it reminded us of a Morey, whereas Santenay is much further south - but later on we started to feel it was Burgundy as if made by a robot, and lacking in character, although we couldn't fault it. G started muttering darkly about "cold-fermentation" - I don't trouble my pretty little head with technical stuff like that, but I know what he means - it's wine made to impress on the first sip, but diminishing returns and boredom swiftly kick in. We ended up giving it an 8.
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