Jacques Prieur, Beaune Clos Feguine Rouge Vintage:2015 Shows fine balance and intensity

Shows fine balance and intensity

red and black fruit

redcurrant jelly and chocolate-covered cherries notes

The Pingus vines were planted in 1929 in two different sectors of the village of La Horra

it's what Ringland calls his "more fruit-forward" wine (after more than four years in barrel)

Jacques Prieur, Beaune Clos Feguine Rouge Vintage:2015 Shows fine balance and intensity(a 1. 59 ha climat of Coucherias and a monopole of the domaine). A well layered mix of both red and dark currant is trimmed in ripe nuances of plum and violets. The exceptionally rich, suave and seductively textured flavors possess an opulent mouth feel while delivering reasonably good length on the dusty and mineral inflected finish. Note that this rather plump effort could easily be enjoyed young. (87 90) 2021+