Prieuré St Flaurent
Domaine Prieuré Roch
Clos des Argillières Nuits St. Georges Pinot Noir 2009
2009 vintage. At Texture. Medium ruby hue - slightly muddy. Huge hit of raspberry, smoke, cinnamon and woodland flowers. Some chocolate and tan notes. On the palate, quite big - medium plus body. Decent acidity. Medium chewy tannins. Not a whole lot of finesse. More about power. Good finish. NB with air, coffee bean notes to the fore. — 10 years ago
Château Prieuré Lalande
Lussac-St. Émilion Merlot Blend 2011
AMAZING!! Brought back from Amsterdam Airport #dutyfreebaby — 12 years ago
Philippe Pacalet
Lavaux St. Jacques Gevrey-Chambertin 1er Cru Pinot Noir 2008
Both mineral and powerful, elegant and deep, floral and spicy. My mind goes back and forth while drinking this. It's light and pure but also a little tannic. Great wine. Sulphur is only used (a little) during bottling when the wine is in need for it. Natural winemaking without dogma's. Philippe Pacalet was trained by Jules Chauvet (the father of the natural wine movement and compatriot of his oncle Marcel Lapiere) and later at Domaine Prieuré-Roch. — 10 years ago
Lewis Chester
2010 vintage. Les Suchots. From magnum. At Texture. Succulent, ripe, red berry compot, sweet smelling - very youthful. Very bright and lifted. On the palate, wonderful texture. Again lifted nature of this wine compared to the Nuits St Georges. Integrated medium minus tannins. Some cedar notes. Great length. Very enjoyable. Very long path in front of this wine. — 10 years ago