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Potel Nuits St. Georges Pruliers 2002

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Potel Nuits St. Georges Pruliers (2002)

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France > Burgundy > Côte d'Or > Côte de Nuits > Nuits St. Georges
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Drink Now - 2017
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User Tags:  fine, stone fruits, cherry, (tree) fruit, fruits, earthy, red currant, wild, chemical, leather 


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Snooth User: Gregory Dal Piaz
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The lovely nose opens with a touch of leathery funk, smoldering grapevines and rocky earth. Under lays a core of red currant and wild cherry fruit with a subtle streak of embedded vanilla. Smooth and showing fine integration in the mouth though the tannins remain youthfully prominent. A pure core of seared cherry fruit with just an insinuation of sweetness emerging on the attack is joined by a fine mineral tone across the mid-palate leads into a fine finish. 89pts


November 2008

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