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which is borderline unbelievable for the era
Thin topsoil over massive limestone boulders—this is the terroir that gives Clos de la Roche its name and its power
it shows wild cherry
The slow-aging format only deepens the spell
The 2018 shows exactly what they were fighting for: wild raspberry and blueberry
Billard-Gonnet, Pommard 1er Les Rugiens - Bas, 2010 so052220 transatlantic spring releases which is borderline unbelievable forLes Rugiens Bas is widely considered Pommard's finest terroir, the parcel many argue deserves grand cru status. Domaine Billard Gonnet has farmed here since 1766, working in open vats with hand punch downs and bottling without fining or filtration. The iron rich soils produce a dense, structured wine that needs years to unwind. The 2010 was a small, concentrated, classically built vintage, and this bottle still has the backbone to reward more
