2006 Fugue de Nenin
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The 2006 Fugue de Nenin is a richly fruity, elegant, round effort displaying moderate body as well as 7-8 years of drinkability. Owned by Jean-Hubert Delon, of the renowned St.-Julien estate of Leoville Las Cases, Nenin is situated adjacent to the city of Libourne.
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Second wine of Nénin. Mid crimson. Very sweet, quite juicy nose. Round and gouleyant – much more relaxed and less oaky than many Pomerols although not especially concentrated. Has this been especially fined? Certainly very round even if for relatively early drinking. I suppose not many Pomerols have second wines and therefore are trying awfully hard with their grands vins. A real charmer, until the sandpaper tannins on the very end. (JR)
The 2006 Fugue de Nenin is a richly fruity, elegant, round effort displaying moderate body as well as 7-8 years of drinkability. Feb 2009, www.robertparker.com