Mate, Veltha Vintage:2021 I continue to love the

I continue to love the 2013 St Joseph and it's a classic

90% was vinified in stainless with 10% in new oak followed by an élevage in 1 year old wood)

Montrachet typically fleshes out substantially with bottle age and this should do that as well but it’s not clear that there is necessarily better potential here compared to either the Criots or the Bâtard

this offers good potential for drinking over the next decade – but no further

more accessible flavors that don’t posses the purity and laser beam focus either

Mate, Veltha Vintage:2021 I continue to love theDarkly alluring, the 2020 Brunello di Montalcino Veltha opens in the glass with an array of grilled herbs, ashen stones and dried black cherries. This is soft and round, with a wave of ripe violet laced red and black fruits, sweet spice and a crunch of tactile minerality toward the close. The 2020 tapers off with a classically dry feel with crisp tannins, hints of spiced orange and an air of lavender that lingers on and on. This is a fantastic showing