Saturday, 9 January 2016

Shown here is a basket modelled on the traditional Burgundian grape basket, long since superseded. François Millet strides off with a tasting of de Vogüé's 2014s in prospect.
I have already written about my enthusiasm for Arnaud Ente’s 2014 whites. It has been exciting seeing how this Meursault domaine, without the benefit of any particularly grand vineyards, has grown in stature. Today one tastes from small sample bottles on stools at a high table in a tasting room more akin to a Barcelona wine bar rather than at a corner...
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