Jean Vesselle Oeil de Perdrix Champagne The 2012s appear to have

The 2012s appear to have become darker and more powerful over the last year

full-throttle wine endowed with superb intensity and tons of fruit

*Editors' Choice* The deep gold color of this relatively young wine suggests that oxidation is setting in

the 2012 Vacqueyras G is an even split of Grenache and Syrah that‰۪s aged 12 months in barrel

The current collection will only enhance the winery‰۪s reputation

Jean Vesselle Oeil de Perdrix Champagne The 2012s appear to haveThis Pinot Noir gains its rosy amber color from pressing the juice off the skins, carrying some of the flavor of the skins in the wine as well, in the scent of spice rather than the feel of tannins. This is a dry, gastronomic Champagne, substantial enough to stand up to roast squab, contributing scents of red currants, olives and forest mushrooms in a fragrant, spicy rain of flavor.