Vertical Tasting of Domaine Meo-Camuzet’s Vosne-Romanee aux Brulees (Mar 2013)

Good medium red. Wonderfully fresh nose offers raspberry, gunflint, smoked meat, licorice, roasted herbs, mocha and underbrush, further complicated by balsamic nuances. At once creamy and firm, with terrific acidity framing its primary berry and underbrush flavors. Wonderfully detailed for 16-year-old Burgundy but not yet really giving. Finishes long, relying as much on its acids as on its tannins for structure. This very backward wine, which was especially tough to assess in the early years, is probably just beginning to open up.