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WTN: Chenin that was and will be

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WTN: Chenin that was and will be

by Rahsaan » Wed Jul 08, 2015 7:40 pm

2009 Christian Chaussard Coteaux-du-Loir Le Briseau
A bit of hollow caramel and perhaps past whatever was its prime? Still, there is pleasure to be had if one looks closely and appreciates the work style.

2007 Stephane Cossais Montlouis Le Volagré
Very flattering from the beginning. Lively, fresh, round and pleasant. And easy to like. Plus, very easy to drink!

Obviously both of these men were finished way too soon, and their work will soon leave us. More than a pity.

But there is always new wine. And while it may not be the newest, I had never heard of 2011 Clément Baraut Savennières Roche aux Moines before tonight. But will be looking for more. Firm structured crisp wine, but with plenty of textured layers befitting the fine vineyard. This was decanted in a restaurant and blossomed over 30-45 minutes, but I'm sure it has more in store upon closer inspection.
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Re: WTN: Chenin that was and will be

by Bob Parsons Alberta » Thu Jul 09, 2015 9:42 pm

Nice notes, good weather for a CB here right now.

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