the wine holds its own as one of the most beautiful in the entire appellation and one of the best in the somewhat lackluster vintage

Sweetness at the start and then a hot chewy end

the 2009 Promontory finds more freshness and aromatic lift with time in the glass

an unctuous texture

with bits and pieces from Aux Saints Jacques

Bruno Clair, Morey Saint Denis Rue Vergy Rouge other_regions_australia the wine holds its own(from a . 65 ha parcel planted in 1980 that sits directly above Clos de Tart). An ultra fresh, cool and airy nose presents an array of various dark berries and floral elements. I very much like the sense of underlying tension and minerality on the delineated middle weight flavors that terminate in an overtly austere, firm and linear finish. This is also going to require at least a few years to further flesh out and shed the austerity.