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Jean-Nicolas Méo was away on the day of my visit, so I tasted with assistant winemaker Peer Reiss. The harvest started on September 22 and took about ten days to complete. Overall, I am a big fan of the 2010s here. Although I did not get a chance to taste the 2009s from bottle, my notes suggest 2010 will turn out to be the more interesting vintage. The Méo-Camuzet négociantwines are reviewed separately.
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Due to the late malos, which ended here between June and August, the 2010s remained tight for a long time, noted Jean-Nicolas Meo. "They previously lacked generosity and charm, and it's only in the last three or four weeks that the wines are starting to reveal themselves," he added. In fact, he went on, the fruit in 2010 was picked with lower acidity and higher sugars than in 2008, and the very small grapes have produced wines with excellent balance. In the course of our tasting of his negociant and domain wines, Meo described 2010 as "a 50/50 blend of 2005 and 2008." (Kermit Lynch Wine Merchant, Berkeley, CA; also represented by Domaines et Saveurs/Jeanne-Marie de Champs, importers include Frederick Wildman & Sons, New York, NY and Winebow, Somerville, MA)