Vin Noé, Lucky Star 'Mercurey' 2024 sangiovese by-hand work in the cellars

by-hand work in the cellars

which keeps the heat on hot days and returns it as needed on those cooler nights

due probably to the unlikely pairing of Muscat à Petits Grains and Roussanne

a variety Elisabetta Foradori single-handedly pulled back from extinction

Absolute steal for something over a decade old too

Vin Noé, Lucky Star 'Mercurey' 2024 sangiovese by-hand work in the cellarsPlace: Burgundy, France Grape: Pinot Noir Vibe: Natural, lighter I remember a caviste in Beaune referring to this as the best Mercurey he'd tasted all year. I'd say which shop, but that would be giving away my secrets. Let's just say, very high praise. True to the village, plenty of structure and earthen charm. True to the winemaker, an ethereal vibrancy. Exceptional label as ever, Jon doesn't miss. ABV: 12. 5%