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2002 Vincent Dancer Pommard Les Perrieres

Written By: Michael Zimberg on Monday, March 31, 2008

At first, this was light and tight, showing mostly tart acids, and barely ripe cranberries. Then improvement continues over a 2 hour period. Now its aromas are pretty, floral, elegant and clean. After the shocking quality of the many '05s I have been drinking, the flavor isn't as ripe or friendly, but it has many interesting, and compelling elements. I get raspberries and strawberries, from the early summer. The overall impression continues to be astringent however, with a green streak of almost, ripe light fruits, like a cantaloupe that is a little too hard. It doesn't transcend its burgundy designation (it is a village wine). I can't find this at retail. Other vintages seem to be around $50.

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Wines Featured In 2002 Vincent Dancer Pommard Les Perrieres

Vincent Dancer 2002 Red Blend (les perrieres)
Region: Europe > France > Burgundy > Pommard

  

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