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Beaune 1er cru Les Teurons 2005

Found some Italian saucisson and 24 months old Comte at the old butcher shop downtown Stavanger today before closing hours. In addition a Beaune 1er cru by Rossignol-Trapet from 2005. So party time really and Paris flash backs.

The wine was medium red colour with lovely Beaune 1er cru smell of raspberries, flowers and delicate wood. On the palate lovely elegant pinot noir taste with velvety finish and long smooth aftertaste. The wine drinks wonderfully now but would be even more balanced and smoother with 5 years storage...

Aah, it is possible to recreate France at home!

Only but; it costs money...

Beaune 1er cru Les Teurons 2005 Rossignol-Trapet ca 40€, but a solid 18,00 score hmmm

Rossignol Trapet Bourgogne


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