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Domaine Georges Noëllat, Vosne Romanee Petits Monts 2014

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The Vosne Petits Monts is a decadent wine … The nose is bursting with juicy and cool red and dark fruits … a notch more airy than the Chaumes offering a finely tuned filigree minerality. On the palate deep layered fruit – slightly darker set than the Chaumes – with a lovely inner tension and energy. It’s long, quite intense with a fine acidity adding to the refinement and airyness. Will provide a lot of decadent, hedonistic pleasure over the next decades … a top end Petits Monts …

20120309-125513.jpg(Drink from 2024) – Very Fine – (93p) – Tasted 17/11/2015 from cask

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