A subtle touch of wood spice frames bright

warm bouquet with chestnut and smoke-tinged red fruit

The wine proceeds to open and blossom before your nose

What a gorgeous wine this is

Dome other_regions_italy A subtle touch of woodTasted at the chteau, the 2006 Le Dme has retained an attractive bouquet with crushed violet and cold limestone scents percolating through the blackberry and boysenberry fruit. The palate is fresh on the entry with slightly coarse tannin, mulberry, red plum and Seville orange marmalade here, moderate depth with just a slightly abrupt, muscular finish. It has aged better than Les Asteries and I would be inclined to drink this over the next 5 7 years.