Cuilleron, Saint-Joseph, Lyseras

Creamy in the mouth with more prominent oak than I prefer. Perhaps the oak would become better integrated with time, but I doubt it. This lacks focus: there isn't enough acidity or minerality to give structure to the wine, and I find it flat as a result. It tastes good, yes, but there's no complexity to speak of and at this price "not bad tasting" doesn't cut it. My opinion has soured since my original tasting note and I've therefore …