Bernard Moreau, Chassagne Montrachet Cardeuse Rouge Brut Zero Tasted twice (once blind)

Tasted twice (once blind)

it's ripe and velvety textured

personality-filled wine with gobs of fruit

the older vines Les Bréterins and Bas de Duresses – the vines run from 35 to 75 years of age)

crushed flowers and tobacco

Bernard Moreau, Chassagne Montrachet Cardeuse Rouge Brut Zero Tasted twice (once blind)(from a . 23 ha parcel). A slightly more deeply pitched nose grudgingly offers up its array of red and dark berries newly turned earth and a discreet floral top note. There is more size, weight and richness to the medium bodied flavors that exhibit very good detail and a subtle minerality on the notably more complex and lingering finale. This is more refined than prior versions from Bernard Moreau were but that may be simply a reflection of the innate