Emmanuel Rouget, Nuits St Georges Brut Zero Unlike the Poissenot though this

Unlike the Poissenot though this beauty is unlikely to drink well before at least 10 years have passed

delicious and vibrant middleweight flavors possess solid density as well as an appealing mouthfeel while displaying good if not genuinely special persistence on the balanced if slightly rustic finish that is firm enough to warrant 5 to 8 years of cellaring

much finer if decidedly less powerful flavors that exude evident minerality and underlying tension before culminating in a bitter cherry-infused finish

which has left its cedary

currants and ripe plums on the nose

Emmanuel Rouget, Nuits St Georges Brut Zero Unlike the Poissenot though this(from vines situated in Les Chouillets and Aux Lavires). Light ruby. This too is extremely pretty with a high toned red pinot fruit nose liberally laced with floral, earth and violet notes introduces supple, forward, and pure middle weight flavors that are precise, delicious, forward and should drink well early. (86 88) 2008+