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Nuits St George "Vielles Vignes" 2006 - Patrice Rion

Can this guy do nothing wrong ? I have now tried nearly all of his different Burgundy wines and I must say the quality is consistently very good and always with a seductive silky side to it.

So also for this Nuits St George "Vielles Vignes" that I bought when visiting him this summer. A very attractive dark red Nuits with cherries and black berries on the nose. The taste is big with more tannins than for ex the Chambolle. The overall harmony is as always there, packed with fruit and ripe tannins perfectly integrated into a smooth mouthful.

Nuits St George wines can often be more tannic, this is one though, is just right.

Nuits St George "Vielles Vignes" 2006, Patrice Rion, silky tannins this time
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