The 78 Corton Bressandes from Antonin Guyon is showing remarkably well.
The bouquet offer a lovely mixture of red forrest berries fresh and quite charming … hints of orange peel and coffee after some time in the glass. On the palate light-weight lacking a bit of midpalate weight and concentration … high yields most likely. A bit short … but a very attractive and quite enjoyable wine. Not a big wine .. but still drinking well.
(Drink now) – Very Good (89p) – Tasted 22/01/2016
Tasting Notes for this producer
- Antonin Guyon, Corton Bressandes 1978 February 15, 2016
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