textural density and general ripeness on display in this wine

this is the finest Leroy Renardes since the unbelievable 1999

but balanced by a sense of elegance and lift with liquorice root notes

Just as it was last year

(93-96)/2026+

Albert Bichot (Clos Frantin), Richebourg Vintage:2011 textural density and general ripenessMuch like the Grands Echzeaux, this is intensely floral with a cool and highly restrained nose of red berries, spice and stone scents. There is excellent volume and energy to the big bodied, intense and overtly muscular flavors that terminate in a mineral driven, dusty and beautifully long finish. This doesnt offer the same power that the Grands Echzeaux does but this is finer and the length simply doesnt quit. A first class beauty that despite the