The palate has great presence with a fine chalkiness leading into a persistent finish
The textured palate is balanced with a mineral
This wine finishes with a residual sugar level of around 100g/l (which roughly corresponds to a ripe German Spätlese or light Auslese-style) leaving us with vibrant and modern expression of Tokaji
Mountain wine' - grown 900 metres up on very steep
black cherry and red plum aromas with whiffs of Herbes de Provence
Yannick Amirault Saint Nicolas de Bourgueil Les Malgagnes 2020 brokenwood The palate has great presenceThe original Yannick Amirault parcel is Les Malgagnes, in St Nicolas de Bourgueil, located on the limestone cte, but not quite so far up the slope as the other three limestone lieux dits which are further along, in Bourgueil. In Les Malgagnes the Amiraults have 2 hectares of vines, split between two parcels, aged on average 50 years. The superficial soils are rich in pale clay, with limestone beneath. Only the fruit from the upper section (above the