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Pierre Jacques Druet Vaumoreau Bourgueil 2001 – Expresses More Fruit Concentration on the Nose than on the Palate

Pierre Jacques Druet Vaumoreau, Bourgueil 2001, Loire, France, Wine Casual

Pierre Jacques Druet Vaumoreau, Bourgueil 2001, Loire, France

Tasting Note: An aged Bourgueil that expresses more fruit concentration on the nose than on the palate, and that is still very much alive showing varietal typicity for the region.

Medium-intensity ruby in color, this wine has an aromatic, medium-plus-intensity nose of red plum, pencil shavings, red raspberry, crushed violet petal and forest floor.

On the palate the dry, medium-bodied cabernet franc has medium-intensity flavors suggested on the nose with a smooth texture supported by medium acidity and ripe, medium tannin.

The wine has some midpalate complexity and completes with a slightly-tart, red-fruit finish.

Rating: 90 points
Price: $55 (I paid $20)
Alcohol: 12.5%
Importer: Vinum Wine Importers and Distributors, Seattle, Washington
Tasted: Home
Tasting Date: April 30, 2019

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