One last hurrah

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One last hurrah

One last hurrah

It’s not often that I describe a wine as sensual, but these two bottles of Meo-Camuzet certainly fit the bill. Had these last night with an old friend who first introduced me to fine wine. The occasion: baby #2 is coming soon and I’ll probably be unable to attend upcoming wine nights. Hence the title.

Nuits-Saint-Georges 2018

Initially muted on the nose but eventually showed sweet oak, caramel and soy sauce/hoisin. Some sweetness on the attack. Dried figs, dark cherries and blackberries, with pleasant notes of undergrowth and mushroom. Quite advanced for 2018 and reflected the warm vintage. This took about 1.5 hours to come together but when it did, it sang. 94 points

Morey-Saint-Denis 2019

Sweet oak, violets, brambly fruit on the nose. On the palate sour cherries, strawberries, cranberries. Vibrant, zippy acidity with a spicy finish. Exuberant, youthful and beautifully balanced. Oak seamlessly integrated with fruit. Faded a little as the night went on, but so delightful while it lasted. 94 points

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