The 2016 has that rare combination of intensity and ease
its terroirs forgotten
highlighting the wine’s refined structure
Consider what a 25-year-old Pappy Van Winkle or Scotch might set you back—and remember that brandy has universal appeal
seven buck wine smacks of “Can it really be that good
Domaine Bart Fixin Priorat The 2016 has that rareCompact and no nonsense, this opens with red plum skin, sour cherry, and dried raspberry, layered with iron rich earth, crushed stone, and a faint herbal edge. The palate is medium light but firmly built, with savory fruit framed by fine, grippy tannins and a steady line of acidity that gives the wine its upright posture. Subtle notes of tea leaf, damp earth, and clove stem surface through the mid palate, finishing dry, stony, and quietly persistent.