On Nov 18, 3:02�pm, santiago > wrote:
> La Grange aux Belles "Fragile" 2008 (Anjou) (13,00 euros in shop): honey,
> wax, very dry in the mouth with interesting sour notes. Initially a bit
> metallic in the aftertaste but it cleaned up with honey. 89.
>
> Domaine Huet "Clos du Bourg" Sec 2007 (Vouvray) (14,00 euros in the
> boutique at the domaine): great intensity, pierre de fusil, lots of
> minerality. A great wine and very happy to have a case. 94.
>
> Fran�ois Chidaine "Les Choisilles" 2004 (Montlouis) (15,00 euros in shop):
> rounder that the Huet (three years younger also), with very good balance,
> but perhaps a little les character. 93.
>
> Clos de la Royaut� 2007 (Savenni�res) (10,00 euros in the shop at the
> domaine): a bit reduced initially, I thought it was a good wine in the
> Savenni�res style, with that austerity that you usually find in young
> Savenni�res. 89-90.
>
> La Tour Grise 2007 (Saumur) (12,40 euros in shop): very intense in the
> nose, and very serious in the mouth, with a vertical dimension around a
> wild acidity. I liked it more than others. 91.
>
> Lenoir Les Roches 2004 (Chinon) (19,90 euros in shop): Very-very reduced,
> with plenty of dirty notes and not showing for more than 2 hours. Perhaps
> with 20 years, this ultra-traditional Chinon blanc would be a great wine,
> but certainly is not showing much now.
>
> s.

Help! My French isn't what it used to be. Is "pierre de fusil"
gunmetal, gunpowder, or flint?