don’t think about touching bottles until at least 2020
nicely concentrated and has plenty of tannin that comes through on the finish
white currants and peaches
This is a real treasure for your cellar
the 2004 Dom Pérignon Rosé is explosive and hedonistically rich
Barroche, Chateauneuf Du Pape Pure Vintage:2016 don’t think about touching bottlesPowerful, concentrated, plush, ripe and almost dense, there is a wall of dark, red fruit, jam, pepper and earthy notes. The full bodied,opulently, textured finish leaves you with spicy, pure kirsch, black cherry and pepper notes. Before tasting this bottle, I was aware of all the comments regarding secondary fermentations, so I looked for it. There were no issues with this specific bottle.