Evening Land Vineyards Meursault 1er Cru Blagny

Definitely more developed and slightly improved over the last two years. Poured into a chilling decanter and enjoyed with an assortment of hard cheeses, charcuterie, and crackers. Displays a clear, medium gold color, medium plus body, and medium alcohol. Still in development and hasn’t reached maturity, as this is more fruit driven with lemon curd, and ripe yellow orchard fruits, baking spices, butterscotch, and salty white rock providing additional complexity. Balance and finesse with medium plus acidity supporting a long …

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Amazing with spicy 32-bean green chile stew with vegan aged cheddar cheese

Really enjoyed this. Very crisp. Hints of lemon.

This is very good and is representative of an entry level village Meursault; however, given the fact this is a Premier Cru, I was expecting much more, even at seven years. Good balance with white and yellow orchard fruits, with some slight butteriness and minerality. Very good acidity and medium finish. I just expected more for the $48+ price.

Has definitely started to show its age, over ripe orchard fruit, showing a touch of oxidative character, hazelnut and cream, saline minerality, decent acid and medium weight mid palate. Retains a nice richness while achieving a very good balance. Solid QpR and showing development, would drink these soon if you are still holding onto them.

Very nice bottle. Medium bodied, such a different style than CA chards. Acidity was nice. Fruit was delicate, but complex.

Nice golden hue, nose of lemon curd, ripe orchard fruit, cream and salinity (6-7). Palate is balanced, nice acidity, round, very rich, decent minerality, ripe orchard fruit, not overtly complex but has all the elements I enjoy in a chard (7). Great with sea food, we paired with grilled lobster. Finish is pretty lengthy with predominantly ripe red apple (3). At 5 years of age, I think this is showing quite well. I think it has the build to continue …

Very nice burgundy

PnP. Medium weight, very round but good balance with some lift. 13%

Relatively ripe white and yellow orchard fruit, wood, hint of stone, and some dill weed on the palate. A bit New World in character, does not necessarily speak of its terroir. Comes off as a bit young and in need of some integration, enjoyable nonetheless. I'd hold over the short term and let things settle down a bit.