Échezeaux Grand Cru

Normally, I don't review 'survived' bottles as they are clearly spoiled. In this case, I just wanted to say that despite all the troubles it went through, the wine shows its origin, character and desire to live. And look, it's not young already. We tasted it blind and I guessed the producer. It had a typical bouquet for this producer - borderline of vulgarity and pleasure. The heat damaged the palate, unfortunately. Pidary.