2005 Richebourg, Grand Cru, Domaine Méo-Camuzet, Burgundy moulin-à-vent The Picq family is based

The Picq family is based in Chichée

Aromas are shapely and round with dark fruit nuances followed by leather

Aged in oak casks for at least five years

Francois Xavier Borie is now producing some of Bordeaux's greatest wines

with tingling minerals underneath the coating of velvet

2005 Richebourg, Grand Cru, Domaine Méo-Camuzet, Burgundy moulin-à-vent The Picq family is basedThe 2005 Richebourg Grand Cru from Mo Camuzet has a dark ruby colour. The bouquet is effervescent: more black than red fruit, quite floral with stunning delineation. Behind the fruit lie subtle scents of wet limestone and a little tobacco. The palate is supremely well defined; backward and powerful. This is an instance where vineyard and vintage combine to create a behemoth that is going to need another decade before reaching its drinking plateau. It