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Last night I was lucky enough to attend a tasting of Antinori wines hosted by Alessia Antinori and Pluris Millesimes. I confess that the Tignanello Toscana 1999 was really elegant with great concentration and would be perfect with a
bistecca alla fiorentina .... but as I commented to a friend, "It's just not Burgundy!" I was relieved to get home and pop the cork from this bottle of Savigny 1er Cru. A really characteristic beefy-tannic Serpentières with potent aromas of oven-baked plums, toasted pastry crust and cooked cherries. Plenty of fruit on the palate but compared to the
previous tasting note for this wine in June 2007 I can tell that the fruit is falling away and a hint of dryness creeping in. Ideal companion for a juicy lamb casserole, lamb tagine or
confit de canard. The photo shows the pleasingly named Savignyplatz S-Bahn station in Berlin.
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