Phillipe Colin Bourgogne – Fall In Love with a Sporty Old World Pinot Noir

Some nights only a clean Burgundy will do.  2006 Philippe Colin Bourgogne is a light pinot noir.  It is a beautiful color – light red but deep and real.  You can see your hand through the glass. The nose is bracing and positive.  The taste is acidic — very evergreen.  The tartness and balance are specifically Burgundian.  This wine will make your mouth pucker just enough to be enjoyable.  After two glasses, you wonder if you could manage a verse of Je ne regrette rien.  Later, you will consider giving it all up to play the musical saw on a street lined with sycamores.  My friend calls this wine “racy.”  I think he is right – it is a lean, fast wine mercifully free of wet fruit and soft flowers.

Dedalus will hand over a bottle of this sporty, coniferous wine for $24.95.

Tuta 4/9/09

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