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Domaine Andre Bonhomme Vieille Vignes Bourgogne Rouge New Zealand and a faint whiff ofGrounded and quietly expressive, this opens with baked red apple, tart cherry skin, and dried strawberry, layered with almond husk, subtle spice, and a gentle limestone earthiness. The palate is medium light but more structured than expected for Bourgogne, with sapid fruit framed by fine, chalky tannins and steady acidity. A faint savory notetea leaf and wet stoneemerges through the mid palate, carrying into a dry, composed finish. A thoughtful, old