Francois Carillon, Puligny Montrachet Champ Gain other_regions_italy Prominent but not dominant wood

Prominent but not dominant wood frames the spicy aromas that are comprised mostly by notes of cassis

On this day

This mid-weight Barolo packs plenty of punch and depth/ -- Antonio Galloni

Much deeper in colour than the 2004

Francois Carillon, Puligny Montrachet Champ Gain other_regions_italy Prominent but not dominant wood(from 4 parcels near Dents de Chien that measure ~2 ha). Cooler and more elegant if not necessarily more complex aromas of spicy essence of pear and kiwi display lovely layering. There is again fine richness and density to the solidly powerful flavors that terminate in a bone dry bitter lemon rind tinged finale.