Yannick Amirault Bourgueil Cote 50 2022 barbera-dasti The grapes come partly from

The grapes come partly from the Haberlehof in Pochi on the eastern side of the Val d'Adige and partly from sites across the valley in Penone above Magrè

The palate has clever textural elaboration and gets good deep spread and mouthfeel down and back after a fresh entry

making it the quintessential gin for the classic dry Martini

The tannins are soft and silky and the finish is impressively long

Floral and balsamic with a touch of raisin sweetness and very well integrated sweet spices

Yannick Amirault Bourgueil Cote 50 2022 barbera-dasti The grapes come partly fromCote 50 is the entry level wines from Yannick Amirault coming from 4. 75 hectares of vines on gravelly clay and sandy soils in Bourgueil Les Sables, La Coudraye, Les Pins, and Les Perrires. It is a vibrant and easy drinking Bourgueil and a testament to the joys of Cabernet Franc at the table.