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WTN: Nuitröpfsault

by Rahsaan » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:27 am

1998 Henri Gouges Nuits-St.-Georges Clos des Porrets-Saint Georges
I opened a bottle of this with Salil last week that was pruney and toasted but this bottle is in much better shape. It shows the same mid-weight sweet and slightly sweaty dark fruit that it did a year ago and the frame is still well-structured but the tannins seem much calmer. To my palate this is perfect drinking right now and it doesn’t seem terribly complex so I would wonder what would happen with further aging. Does anyone know? Regardless, we enjoyed it with homemade pizza and Bonnie and Clyde.

2003 Reinhold Haart Piesporter Goldtröpfchen Spätlese
A juicy round glistening golden fruit cocktail of a wine. Not at all classic or serious but very 'sunny'. This speaks a bit too much of the vintage for me to really love it, but I can’t deny that this sweet flavorful juice is fun. At least for a bit. But then again I love these Mosel wines.

2006 Hubert Bouzereau-Gruère Meursault Les Tillets
Minty racy and delicate with slight richness and lovely elegance. If anything, this seems a bit less rich than a bottle from back in May. A wonderful package for a dignified dinner of baked cod, couscous with orange peppers, and sauteed pattypan squash. The only critique is that the wine is not very complex, and for the $60ish price tag I generally prefer to spend my money elsewhere (although this was a gift so we drank it with pleasure).
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Re: WTN: Nuitröpfsault

by Keith M » Sun Sep 27, 2009 12:05 pm

Rahsaan wrote:A wonderful package for a dignified dinner of baked cod, couscous with orange peppers, and sauteed pattypan squash.

It seems like you've had cod a few times since your arrival in the home of the bean and the cod. Are you a fan? What do you think of the seafood selection in general where you live?
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Re: WTN: Nuitröpfsault

by Rahsaan » Sun Sep 27, 2009 12:48 pm

Keith M wrote:What do you think of the seafood selection in general where you live?


There definitely seems to be some good seafood available, am not complaining about that. We were on Martha's Vineyard last weekend and had some phenomenal lobsters as well.
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Re: WTN: Nuitröpfsault

by Keith M » Sun Sep 27, 2009 1:41 pm

Better lobstah and corn-on-the-cob you shan't find--but that comes from the perspective of a native son.

Never been to the Vineyard though, hopefully the tourist hordes were receding . . .
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Re: WTN: Nuitröpfsault

by Rahsaan » Sun Sep 27, 2009 1:59 pm

Keith M wrote:Never been to the Vineyard though, hopefully the tourist hordes were receding . . .


Great atmosphere. Warm and sunny but calm and not overcrowded. Seems like a great time of year to go.

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