2005 Pinot Noir fleur Bleue Vin De Pays Doc

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  2005 Pinot Noir fleur Bleue Vin De Pays Doc
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  'Fleur Bleue' is a term the French use for charmingly unworldly people like Amélie Poulain or Monsieur Hulot. Given that this stylish Pinot Noir was made by efficient top Languedoc cellar Domaine de Cousserges, an ancient royal estate between Montpelier and Beziers. Elegant, silky, smoky black cherry flavour and an appetising toasty edge, at its best with roast chicken.
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