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Domaine Andre Bonhomme Vieille Vignes Bourgogne Rouge New Zealand at some point along theGrounded and quietly expressive, this opens with baked red apple, tart cherry skin, and dried strawberry, layered with almond husk, subtle spice, and a gentle limestone earthiness. The palate is medium light but more structured than expected for Bourgogne, with sapid fruit framed by fine, chalky tannins and steady acidity. A faint savory notetea leaf and wet stoneemerges through the mid palate, carrying into a dry, composed finish. A thoughtful, old