Collin Bourisset Les Burdines Mâcon Villages 2005

I think I have had the 2003 vintage of this wine a couple of years ago, but don't remember much about it, other than being a nice and cheap burgundy. Anyway this 2005 vintage opened to a reasonable bouquet of nectarine, peach, butter, mint and a little mineral and oak. On the palate it was quite lean in body, but well balanced. Had sort of a faux richness to it, but it did finished decently dry. Overall not the finest Mâcon I've tried, but still a reasonable cheap burgundy and a nice easy aperitif.
50+4+12+16+7 = 89/100