Giscours other_regions meaty tones do you notice

meaty tones do you notice the strongly floral aromas at the back

is a wine that is not only built-to-age but one that is going to need plenty of it

Tasting through the different Hermitage vineyards (including Peleat

(from a full 1 ha parcel of 40+ year old vines aged in approximately 1/3 new oak with a slightly longer élevage than the prior wines)

Giscours other_regions meaty tones do you noticeLighter and more classic in style, the 2004 is the opposite end of the spectrum from 2003. The nose is more floral with a hint of iris, the palate juicy but light bodied, the tannins sandy and slightly chewy on the finish. It's a simpler wine but balanced and I would say best drunk now.