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Egly-Ouriet Champagne Grand Cru Brut “Tradition” (Champagne) – A soft sea breeze over brioche, with black cherries at the core. There’s great acidity, but a big, aggressive body flashing neon banana leaves dominates all else. The wine grows from softness to sharpness as it finishes. Good, but a little showy. (12/06)
4 comments:
Where's the liquid steel? I want the liquid steel, not the flashing neon banana. That's so albarino.
You're a shameless follower of fashion, Ken. ;-)
Yes, I know. I keep reading Martha Stewart Living to learn how to break my patterns.
Sandra "Semi-Homemade" Lee is where it's at these days. High-fructose corn syrup! Artificial flavorings! Tablescapes!
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