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07-07-2007, 04:08 AM
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TN Brun Fleurie
Tight and ungiving, just bitter cherry fruit, and not much of that.
Opens well throughout night. By now (4 hours since opening), pretty nice- floral notes over sweeter black cherry fruit, and some chalk and ferric mineral edges. Good wine now, not so good before. Less accessible than the 2004 was. At 4 hours, B+ 
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07-07-2007, 04:17 PM
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TN Brun Fleurie
In article om,
DaleW wrote: Tight and ungiving, just bitter cherry fruit, and not much of that. Opens well throughout night. By now (4 hours since opening), pretty nice- floral notes over sweeter black cherry fruit, and some chalk and ferric mineral edges. Good wine now, not so good before. Less accessible than the 2004 was. At 4 hours, B+ Was this the 2005. I'm finding other Beujolais from 2005 to be a bit more austere than typical.
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