Grand cru classe 4th - but probably 3rd in most good vintages. I have a case of 2016 which is drinking from 2025-2050 (top table if Daughter ever gets married ) This 2011 was a single bottle and has been open since 3pm and is now opening up nicely - still a little tanic but smooth, sour apple and cinnamon…
🍻🍷 The Map of 🇲🇷 Booze thread whatever the title says (or is changed to when moderately intoxicated)
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Am doing Thurston Moore impressions crossed with the pumpkins 
The last time i fingered my way through a new one of these, i ended up with a big visit from Mr Alimony.
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CB nor I would be destroying our palettes with the stuff in the wine lake FFS 
Les vin Grand Cru Classe will not be struggling
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Indeed
To fooking right 
Son in Law has been on a recce.
His Spep mother has a holiday home 30 minutes from Adare Manor.
It has been booked for 2027
New discovery.
Pinot Noir with pleasing body. Seems to retail in the UK for £13-£15 but €10 on the campsite. Bargain.
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And you can get quite a few cases in the storage sections of the van for a smuggling run🙄
As if.
Chablis Cru and 6 year aged Comte.
Life doesn’t get much better.
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In Limewood
Getting cunted
just because
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Just polished off a third 1664 Special Gold @6%. Perfect for a glorious hot evening. Sacrilege to follow is a NZ Sauv Blanc brought as a reserve. I can’t take it home as it’ll eat into my allowance so it’s got to be disposed of.
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Was somewhat intrigued to find the origin of this name. Pisse Dru translates as piss hard which apparently is vintner’s slang for the way a very juicy grape pisses hard when you squeeze it.
Drinkable, if rather average Beaujolais.
Every day’s a learning day. 
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Aren’t they all?
Not at all. Try Chatêau La Madonne.
La Madonne With Ze Big Boobies, by Von Klumpf?
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The nouveau ones are - I suspect you would recognize Fleuire and Brouilly which are both Beaujolais Cru and have decent wines
