One of the better Macon-Villages I've had. Meyer lemon, yellow apple, quince, sea shell and crushed chalk, with a tiny bit of honeysuckle and white floral character. Definitely unoaked, possibly partial malo but still pretty clean and lean; Just enough to give the wine a tiny bit of creamy, richer texture. Bone dry, acid decently high but definitely wouldn't describe it as "sharp" or anything similar. Ate with chicken tacos, wasn't a perfect pairing but it definitely wasn't unpleasant, either. Really solid value at $14.
One of the better Macon-Villages I've had. Meyer lemon, yellow apple, quince, sea shell and crushed chalk, with a tiny bit of honeysuckle and white floral character. Definitely unoaked, possibly partial malo but still pretty clean and lean; Just enough to give the wine a tiny bit of creamy, richer texture. Bone dry, acid decently high but definitely wouldn't describe it as "sharp" or anything similar. Ate with chicken tacos, wasn't a perfect pairing but it definitely wasn't unpleasant, either. Really solid value at $14.
2 people found it helpfulMar 30th, 2016
Excellent QPR. Meyer lemon, honeysuckle, golden pear. Lemon rind attack, some slight bitterness. Dry with good acid. Finish medium.
Excellent QPR. Meyer lemon, honeysuckle, golden pear. Lemon rind attack, some slight bitterness. Dry with good acid. Finish medium.
Feb 22nd, 2018
Mâcon-Villages, Mâconnais, Burgundy, France
