Beychevelle - St.Julien 1961

Beychevelle - St.Julien 1961

Moderate but not really invasive wood serves as a backdrop for the mix of various dark berry fruit elements where additional breadth is present in the form of earth

full-bodied and obviously well-concentrated yet notably finer flavors possess excellent mid-palate fat that partially buffers the natural tendency of young Latricières towards austerity on the stony and detailed but slightly drying finish as the stems are in evidence

The 2010 Pluribus reveals classic notes of blueberry and mulberry fruit intermixed with hints of violets

deep Cabernet’s finish lasts 45-50 seconds

100% Cabernet Sauvignon

flashy and open

all wrapped in a balanced and velvety finish that is supported by moderately firm tannins

with an opaque bluish/purple color to the rim

There is a velvety and highly seductive character to the wonderfully rich and generous middle weight flavors that also brim with palate coating dry extract before culminating in a seriously long anise-infused finish

Lovely quality and overall this is a fine Nuits villages

precise and beautifully intense medium-bodied flavors that possess a refreshing salinity on the understated

There is a seductive texture to the supple medium-bodied flavors that possess fine mid-palate density before culminating in a dusty and palate coating finish