Robert Groffier, Bourgogne, “Pinot Noir” 2005
The house style does not oppose earthiness and the bit of brett I picked up earlier in the spring is a bit more in the horse blanket zone now. In the mouth the earthiness comes through with tart cherries and a light coating of tannins; give it one hour in the glass and it really shines. Mis au domaine par Robert Groffier Pere & Fils a Morey-Saint-Denis 13% $29.99 at Bottle Barn
Their regional wine
Written by Ray Johnson
Burgundy | France | Pinot Noir
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