Deep ruby/purple in color. Bright. The nose is dusty and slightly horsey with red berries. On the palate, plums and cherries. Still a lot of tannins. This wine could pass for Clos de la Roilette, one of the better Beaujolais producers. Whether it improves in the cellar is a question, but it is drinking quite well right now. Would work with a lot of foods including heartier fare as well. $17.
Grade:
B+
Score:
89
Vintage:
2016
