2004 Mazy-Chambertin, Grand Cru, Domaine Armand Rousseau, Burgundy pessac-léognan which generally produced lighter

which generally produced lighter

Matt has used the vintage conditions of 2012 and his own methodology to preserve the aromatics and improve the freshness of the wine – highly important in a wine as sweet as Vin de Constance

Asian-style tea

complexity and elegance - wow

with a hint of iodine and a lovely minerality

2004 Mazy-Chambertin, Grand Cru, Domaine Armand Rousseau, Burgundy pessac-léognan which generally produced lighterThere is, as there should be, noticeably more stuffing to this wine. Of course it is in no way a blockbuster (which the Rousseaus would find distasteful) but there is an attractive weight and pleasing fruit on the palate. Drink 2009 2012.