Red Currant and Cherry notes , underbrush and earth notes. Quality village wine. Concentrated and structured. A little less expressive phenolically compared to his brother’s but still excellent.
I had this with Japanese Soba and Japanese mountain yam along with Ginger-Garlic sauteed red dandelion greens
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Thanks for posting. I love the pictures. It is one more additional data for 2020 red Burgundy as it is nearly black. Recent I am buying more and more AC Gevrey village as the price is right; and I am also doing many pairing tasting of Gevrey village wines made by different producers in Gevrey - for example Cluade Dugat and Dugat-Py plus and/or Pierre Damoy..etc..etc.
It is fascinating for comparative tasting event - that being said, I do no own any bottle of red by Boillot family. Maybe I should try…
Mike, what does this mean? Curious, because for what it’s worth, I tend to like Lucien/Pierre wines better than Louis wines. That includes liking the old school style before the split too so it’s definitely a feature of where Louis went. Coming to that conclusion took a few years and was not systematic at all. No clue yet how Clement’s winemaking will or won’t change that view.
Aroma less forthcoming at this juncture
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We represent Lucien Boillot here in Ontario, so I’m biased, but I really like them; very little makeup, just terroir-expressive, down-the-middle, good-value wines from a number of excellent sites & holdings.
The Gevrey 1er Cru Cherbaudes is especially beautiful.
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I just had the 2010 absolutely love it. Better vintage more maturity didn’t hurt either