Alain Maurice Gavignet Nuits Saint Georges 2020

[@leemorris1360]

Good afternoon, Tweedy. Just watched this whilst having some lunch ☺️👍 You should start saying "Another Burgundy with Tweedy from the Treedy" 🤣🤣 I like the way you "bravely carried on" regardless of the plastic "straight" wine glass, too 🤣🤣 Suffering for your art 🤣🤣 Enjoy the rest of your day 👍

[@BurgundyWithTweedy]

Thanks Lee! It certainly was a far from perfect glass, but I get the impression some wines are more resilient to that sort of mistreatment than others. This was certainly still very enjoyable regardless!

[@MartySulls]

You are my favorite You Tuber. I don't care that your multitude of channels are overwhelming and confusing sometimes. I'm ok with that. I'll drink to the Tweedy empire.

[@BurgundyWithTweedy]

Thank you for the very kind words! Yes the number of channels has got a bit silly, but I have all these different interests and assumed most people would only be interested in some but not all of them... Particularly pubs and wine: some people would consider those two completely different worlds!

[@davidberlanny3308]

A very festive setting with all that Holly to one side. Despite the terrible glass and the rain there was no spoiling your good mood and you were were rewarded with some good wine. Maybe the word you were looking for to describe it was Rubus loganobaccus!! All the best!!

[@BurgundyWithTweedy]

Thanks David - and that holly is always there, I just normally position the camera differently! ...yes I think loganberry could have been very appropriate here!

[@eduardo7309]

This might be the first time ever that the word j-bomb has been used on Hampstead Heath. If nothing else, you accomplished that.

[@salan3]

'Plummy' I would say Nuits Saint Georges are more plummy then cherry. I like it as a change.

[@v71123]

Nuits Saint Georges can be plummy, cherry or black currant, depending on the vineyard, the producer, and likely the vintage as well.

[@salan3]

@v71123 interesting. Nearly all I have had have been plummy.

[@BurgundyWithTweedy]

@@salan3 Yes I think I've had more plummy fruit characters from NSG than the other usual Burgundy suspects.