Bottle Talk | Thierry Richoux Irancy 'Veaupessiot' 2014

The village of Irancy, one of the prettiest in all of Burgundy, is also famous for its black cherries... so it can't be a coincidence that this 'Veaupessiot' 2014 smells and tastes of black cherry. Great age on this wine thus far: the nose is reminiscent of leather, marshmallow, black tea; the palate is reminiscent of that characteristic black cherry, with crispy bacon notes and smooth tannins.
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