Chateau Meursault Savigny Les Beaune Rouge Dolcetto including remarkably elegant spices and

including remarkably elegant spices and an extremely long and lingering finish

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Chateau Meursault Savigny Les Beaune Rouge Dolcetto including remarkably elegant spices andCooler and more savory in register, this opens with red currant, baked cranberry, and pomegranate rind, layered with dried thyme, mushroom stem, and a gentle limestone dusting. The palate is medium light and neatly structured, with brisk acidity and fine, lightly grippy tannins shaping the fruit without softening it. Subtle notes of oolong tea, stone dust, and dried herbs carry through the mid palate, finishing dry, composed, and quietly persistent. A