Domaine, Jacques Prieur Brut Zero including one from a new

including one from a new barrel that was further developed and the material is impressive and it’s possible that my score could be conservative

The rich and nicely dense flavors possess a velvety and caressing mouth feel that exhibit a pretty minerality on the nicely balanced and impressively complex if not especially refined finish

indeed to the point that there is a mild exoticism to the very fresh

cherry and soft earth nuances

Not in 2015

Domaine, Jacques Prieur Brut Zero including one from a new(from Champ Pimont, Clos de la Fguine and Coucherias ). A touch of matchstick character can be found on the cool and pure aromas of acacia blossom and various white fleshed fruit along with a floral top note. There is both a bit more volume and mid palate density to the more mineral driven flavors that conclude in a more compact and slightly more persistent finale.