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The February 2017 Internet-Only Auction Part 1
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"From a 0.72 ha parcel . . . . the aromatic profile of the Poruzots is notably different than that of the Goutte d'Or as here the fruit is much greener than the largely yellow variety expressed by the latter terroir. There is also no hint of topicality as the floral and citrus notes are clean, pure and cool with additional notes of citrus and white flower that precede rich, full-bodied and weighty flavors that are relatively powerful, even to the point of opulence yet they remains focused and refreshingly dry on the admirably long finish."
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"From a 0.72 ha parcel . . . . the aromatic profile of the Poruzots is notably different than that of the Goutte d'Or as here the fruit is much greener than the largely yellow variety expressed by the latter terroir. There is also no hint of topicality as the floral and citrus notes are clean, pure and cool with additional notes of citrus and white flower that precede rich, full-bodied and weighty flavors that are relatively powerful, even to the point of opulence yet they remains focused and refreshingly dry on the admirably long finish."
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