Vol. 1
Pommard Rugiens Bas 2000

A red filled with Burgundy passion
With each sip, the passage of time becomes vividly clear.
- Country
- France
- Region
- Burgundy
- Grapes
- 100% Pinot Noir
- Vintage
- 2000
- Producer
- Domaine Aleth Le Royer-Girardin
- Appearance scene
- A wine Miyabi vintage-compared with a friend
総合 68 / 100
Tasting notes
So, Domaine Arlette Le Royer Girardin, you know, they're out in Pommard, Burgundy, making this 100% Pinot Noir. It's a family-run winery, and this 2000 vintage has been resting for 26 years, just waiting for you to open and enjoy.
In the first volume of 'The Drops of God', there's this scene where Miyabi compares vintages with her friends, and this wine makes an appearance. It's the kind of wine that lets you feel the passage of time, especially when shared with friends, right?
Pour a glass, and you'll see this deep garnet color that's just stunning. On the nose, there's this rich aroma of ripe black cherries that makes you feel like you're surrounded by the fruit itself. Then, you get hints of damp earth and spice that weave together into a complex and inviting scent.
Take a sip, and you feel this lively acidity dancing across your tongue. Then, the dense black cherry flavor unfolds, and the tannins are so smooth, they just caress your palate like velvet. The finish is long, with a gentle whisper of oak that lingers quietly—it's perfect for sharing with friends and savoring every last drop.