2009 POMMARD Tavannes Domaine Fernand & Laurent Pillot
| Grapes: Pinot Noir | Origin: France, Burgundy |
Lea & Sandeman review
One might expect this to be lumpy and rich in this vintage, but in fact it is more like Laurent's village Volnay than his old vines Chassagne. Light on its feet and with good energy in the fruit, but it needs a year or two to give its best as it is denser than the Volnay, and may keep surprisingly well.Other reviews and comments
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Domaine Fernand & Laurent Pillot
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The WINE GANG Pinot Noir case
A selection of fabulous drinking Pinot Noirs as selected by the Wine Gang in their March report. "The Pinot Noirs, all young vintages, were from Burgundy, New Zealand and Argentina and the standard was high. We like the way Lea & Sandeman chooses producers and wines that express their vineyards and regions so clearly," they said, and we couldn't agree more! Taste your way through the selection and see what they mean...
Côte d'Or Burgundy France
"Not a very full wine, but in its brightness and bright, pure treble tone, it is as welcome as the perfect soprano solo, refreshing and sustaining. Drink from now."
Côte Chalonnaise Burgundy France
"The biggest of the Theulot 1er Crus, in a voluminous, charming style. Rich, closed-in aroma, undergrowth wild hedgerow fruit, black fruit breadth, salty minerality gives it drive and makes it succulently delicious. It is on a south-facing slope with a deep marne (calcium-rich clay) soil which Nathalie says always gives a dense wine with lots of depth."





