Pale 'partridge eye' pink. Cooked ripe red fruits, dry, balanced acidity, with an attractive palate of rasperries and a touch of cinnamon. Blend of the 3 permitted red Jura grapes: Pinot Noir, Poulsard and Trousseau. — 11 years ago
1995. Pretty serious wine. Parker gives it 93. Velvety. A lot of sediment. Had with partridge and pigeon pate. 90/100 — 10 years ago
No words for Roasted partridge, polenta filled with black cabbage and white beans! and a nice Bordeaux. — 10 years ago
Jessica Tousignant
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100% Pinot Noir.
'Eye of the Partridge' is named as such because of the light orange/pink hue of the wine. Couldn't be more elegant. Bright red fruit drive the well-balanced acid with an undertone of delicate brioche. — 10 years ago