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The third stage in the vertical tasting of this bottling. Out of order due to delivery...2017, 2015 & 2016.
The 2016 is reviewed best of the three vintages. I wouldn’t argue that at this point. It’s; rounder, more powdery minerals, volcanics & the chalkiness & sea fossils beautifully softer. I would only say the producer and their vintages are similar & consistent.
All of them drink like a nice, more expensive Meursault.
Photos of, Domaine Pierre Boisson, Pierre, Bernard & Anne Boisson, directional signage so you don’t get lost and Pierre, Bernard & Anne Boisson barrel tasting.
The third stage in the vertical tasting of this bottling. Out of order due to delivery...2017, 2015 & 2016.
The 2016 is reviewed best of the three vintages. I wouldn’t argue that at this point. It’s; rounder, more powdery minerals, volcanics & the chalkiness & sea fossils beautifully softer. I would only say the producer and their vintages are similar & consistent.
All of them drink like a nice, more expensive Meursault.
Photos of, Domaine Pierre Boisson, Pierre, Bernard & Anne Boisson, directional signage so you don’t get lost and Pierre, Bernard & Anne Boisson barrel tasting.
recommended from the good folks at flatiron wines but i’m just not loving it. has an off balance lychee note and not a ton else going on. some light pear and white fruit / white flower but just not delicious or balanced enough.
recommended from the good folks at flatiron wines but i’m just not loving it. has an off balance lychee note and not a ton else going on. some light pear and white fruit / white flower but just not delicious or balanced enough.
Burgundy, France
