Gaillard, Saint-Joseph Clos Cuminaille Brut Zero It also tastes richer

It also tastes richer

wild blueberries and Morello cherries with a waft of pencil lead

The palate is very pure with really fine tannin

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Gaillard, Saint-Joseph Clos Cuminaille Brut Zero It also tastes richerBright violet. Mineral accented cherry, dark berry and violet scents are complicated by hints of olive, cracked pepper and licorice. Seamless and broad on the palate, offering juicy blackberry and bitter cherry flavors that become sweeter and livelier with air. A subtle floral pastille note appears on the clinging finish, which shows good delineation and harmonious tannins. Josh Raynolds