The Bruery C'est La Vie

I'm not ashamed to admit that I've got a really soft spot for these Bruery oenobeers, even as I acknowledge they're not for everyone. This edition is really good, if perhaps not the best of the lot, but it accentuates all the notes I expect: a ton of rich grape character in the nose and palate, a bold wine-forward palate with hints of funk hiding beneath the surface, and a dry finish that begs for another sip. The consistency of …