Ben Glaetzer, Amon Ra Vintage:2005 this may be the most

this may be the most under rated wine in the de Montille portfolio with its ripe

(from Aux Réas and Au Dessus de la Rivière)

This is evolving glacially and certainly much slower than I originally foresaw but it should be a stunner of a Clos de Vougeot when it finally reaches its peak

I was mildly surprised to find a bit of reduction in the bottled version though not enough to completely hide the otherwise ripe

which need a lot more time

Ben Glaetzer, Amon Ra Vintage:2005 this may be the mostDeep purple black in color, the 2010 Amon Ra is very closed on the nose showing pure black fruits, chocolate and licorice with just a touch of loam. Full bodied and densely packed, the voluptuous palate is framed by firm, fine tannins and a crisp acid line. It has a long, well balanced finish. Drink it from 2014 2026+.