Sunday Business Post – Tomas Clancy
TO TRY: Cave de Lugny, Cremant de Bourgogne, Blanc De Blanc NV €19 from Molloy’s Liquor Stores in Leopardstown, Rathfarnham and Nutgrove in Dublin, and in branches throughout Leinster (90)
“This Blanc de Blancs from Macon, home of the ubiquitous and lean Macon-Lugny, is soft and pear-like on the nose with small, persistent bubbles – despite the fact that the mousse disappears quickly. A wash of mouthwatering red apples that are on the cusp of tartness.”
TO PUT BY: Chateau Poujeaux, AC Moulis En Medoc 2003 €40.50 from O’Briens Wines and most good wine shops (91)
“This is a benchmark Poujeaux, with glossy fruit in the bouquet like freshly-picked blackberries mixed in a bowl of cream, with a swell of currant, dark plum, leather and grippy tannin to finish”





