Philippe Pacalet, Nuits Saint Georges Aux Argillas other_regions_australia I suspect that it will

I suspect that it will not improve with further bottle age but should hold steady for another decade

Note that if you’re going to try a bottle young to allow for at least 30 minutes of air as the mid-palate really fleshed out the longer it sat in the glass

this needs a thorough aeration

particularly on the delicious and mineral suffused medium plus weight flavors that possess superb focus and really lovely detail on the layered

Philippe Pacalet, Nuits Saint Georges Aux Argillas other_regions_australia I suspect that it willA cool, pure and ripe nose offers up layered aromas of dark pinot fruit, red currant, earth and plenty of floral elements. The vibrant, detailed and mineral inflected medium weight flavors possess a lovely midpalate mouth feel that contrasts moderately with the mildly rustic finale that is both sneaky long and beautifully complex. This is a relatively refined Nuits 1er that is built to age yet not especially austere and thus should drink well after