Château Thivin Côte de Brouilly ‘Les Griottes’ (Dans la Brulhie) Heathcote lifted by sandalwood

lifted by sandalwood

comes down to balance

The mid‑palate reveals bay leaf

Soft entry to the palate

Château Thivin Côte de Brouilly ‘Les Griottes’ (Dans la Brulhie) Heathcote lifted by sandalwoodThe palate is bright, finely structured, and deeply mineral, opening with red cherry, raspberry, and wild strawberry lifted by fresh, mediumplus acidity that keeps the wine tense and vibrant. Tannins are fine, lightly firm, and chalktextured, giving more grip than Vignes dEcussol but a touch more delicacy than Le Clos. The midpalate shows violet, rose petal, subtle spice, and a pronounced bluegranite mineral thread, reflecting the volcanic Brulhie