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Philippe Pacalet, Chambolle Musigny 2013

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The 2013 Chambolle village from Pacalet is a quite delightful glass .. although slightly rough around the edges. The nose is bursting with red fruit .. juicy notes of pomegranate hint of strawberries … spiked with the ever present acidity. On the palate vibrant, juicy with a quite prominent focusing acidity. Good weight, outgoing and energetic but not a wine for the inexperienced Burgundy drinker. I quite like the 2013s … but they do so far have a slightly edgy and rough side.

20120309-125513.jpg(Drink from 2022) – Very Good – (88 – 89p) – Tasted 16/08/2015

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