Tonight I went with a 2021 Guy Breton P'tit Max, his eponymous bottling at the top of his range, sourced from old vines in the Les Charmes climat of Morgon.

Very light, translucent, hazy pour. George Clinton level funk on the nose, white pepper, decaying leaves, and cranberry, beautiful. High acidity, zero tannins, this is a wine that would drink thin if not for its intriguing depth. Tart red fruit on the palate again enveloped by umami funk, finishing long on complex sweet tobacco, cola, leather, and wind dried garrigue. Excellent, classic Breton.

by thebojomojo

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  1. Adept-Opening4166

    2023 Arnot-Roberts gamay Santa Cruz mountains

  2. Steamed-Hams

    2018 Domaine Huguenot Champs-Perdrix from Marsannay. Red fruits, mushroomy forest floor, acidity for days. Just delightful.

  3. scysewski

    Cru Beaujolais. 😉 2020 Cave du Château de Chénas, Cœur de Granit, Moulin-à-Vent

  4. robbiezer00

    Nice. Wife chose the too young but totally delicious 2017 LRA ardanza over the way too young 19 muga reserva especial. I put some Rioja chorizo in some gnocchi with cheese sauce and a small prime ribeye with greens.

  5. weredeyatdoh

    2009 Beaux Freres Willamette Valley Pinot Noir

    Paired very well with duck ragu w/ pappardelle

  6. Significant_Ruin4870

    Tablas Creek Patelin de Tablas rose, 2023.  White peach, strawberry and floral notes, perhaps a bit of lime zest. 

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