The wine shows signs of aging, it almost screams of the desire to retire. Its fruit presence diminishes and leans towards a jammy character. This, combined with layers of spice, leather, and earthy notes, creates a quite charming bouquet. On the palate, it remains fresh, not overly heavy and well-balanced, though it carries a hint of fatigue. The aftertaste lingers commendably, showcasing a degree of complexity. Overall, it’s a solid choice, reflecting the graceful aging of a once more vibrant profile.

Tasted blind while knowing the list of wines. Guessed only the wider region. I failed to guess the bottle despite tasting it… ah, almost 3 years ago. In that case, I am pleased to say that the wine improved and still has the energy to keep kicking. Bubble gum, nordic berries, spices. Slightly bitter with good acidity, but IMO a bit simple.

Easy going Morgon my Guy Breton. Love this raspberry jam in the glass, sour red fruits, and hints of leather. Simple, refreshing. Good wine for the moments when you want to chill with snacks.