2013 Jean Foillard Morgon Côte du Py- France, Burgundy, Beaujolais, Morgon (9/2/2015)
– popped and poured –
– tasted non-blind over 2 – 3 hours –
NOSE: very high-toned; woodsy spice – either stems or oak; hint of leather; grapey; non-descript purple/red fruits; cherry soda; aromatics lean more towards cold climate than warm climate.
BODY: medium-light to medium bodied; raspberry red color of medium-light to medium depth.
TASTE: high acidity (hint of V/A?); same woodsy spice from the Nose is repeated on the palate; maybe a hint of brett; garrigue on the mid and rear palates – also noticeable on the finish; 12.5% alc. not noticeable; very easy to drink and a remarkable value, as is usual for this bottling.
Corey … dude … this bottle should set you back $30 - $35. Give it a shot! This wine (different vintage) was all but forced on me by “my wine guy” a few years ago, and I have been indebted to him for it ever since.
Really excellent wine, thanks for the note Brian. Got me to pop mine, it’s been in the queue for a bit. Tonight seemed like the right night with grilled loin of pork. Really food friendly.
Did not love this a few nights ago. Definitely a very weird VA or something that blew off quickly. Tons of cranberry and acidity…I like fuller years better.