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FWR 96–99
AM 97
WA 94
France
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Burgundy
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Cote d'Or White
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96-99 points Fine Wine Review: "...the Montrachet itself shows pure butter aromas and flavors with finesse, great depth, length, and great bite. It is outstanding Montrachet; for me, there is no single Montrachet reference, but stylistically, I would say this is in the middle, with the richness of the Domaine de la Romanée-Conti at one end and the finesse of Drouhin’s Marquis de Laguiche at the other end. (Issue #125; 2009)"
97 points Allen Meadows (Burghound): "(from a .89 ha parcel of Puligny vines). While not more elegant than the Cabotte, this is quite a bit more complex with a stunning range of fruit, citrus, floral and spice aromas that complement to perfection the very rich, full and strikingly concentrated broad-scaled flavors that are supported by plenty of dry extract that buffers a firm core of ripe acidity on the beautifully intense and flat out incredibly lingering finish. What really impresses me about the '07 though is that despite the impressive heft, the finish remains laser-like in its focus. A 'wow' wine in every sense except for one, which is that this is not an imposing or massive vintage for this wine. Otherwise, this is sensational, especially in terms of its impeccable balance. Drink: 2019+. (Jun 2009)"
94 points David Schildknecht (Wine Advocate): "The Bouchard 2007 Montrachet is scented with peaches, ocean breezes, narcissus, musk, and a hint of sweat, setting the tone for a creamy palate brimming with richly ripe fruit and invigoratingly tinged with salt, sweat, white pepper, lemon zest, and peach fuzz. This is more emphatically concentrated than its Chevalier counterparts as well as -- predictably -- more overtly rich, but less alluring, and lacking the dynamic or lift that made the La Cabotte bottling especially memorable. Still it is formidably rich stuff, which one hopes will display stamina in bottle concomitant with its palate persistence. If I had some, I would not open a bottle for several years and would anticipate a decade or more of rewards. (Dec 2009)"
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$134.95
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AM 89–91
FWR 88–91
France
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Burgundy
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Cote d'Or Red
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89-91 points Allen Meadows (Burghound): "(55+ year old vines situated right below Suchots). An exotically spiced nose of dark berry fruit with a hint of cassis leads to round, generous and notably rich medium-bodied flavors that possess fine volume on the complex and slightly more firmly structured finish. While the quality of these two villages-level efforts is similar, I slightly prefer the finesse and delicacy of the Combe Brûlée. Comments: Outstanding. Drink: 2018+. (Jan 2012)"
88-91 points Fine Wine Review: "The Vosne, Hautes-Maizières shows dark fruit with density, minerality, and more weight than the Combe Brulée. (Issue #134; 2011)"
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AM 89–91
France
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Burgundy
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Chablis
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89-91 points Allen Meadows (Burghound): "(100% aged in 2 to 3 year old oak). Here the wood is more modulated with an elegant and relatively reserved mix of sea breeze, white fruit and a touch of toast that can also be found on the round, intense and penetrating medium full flavors that possess both excellent vibrancy and plenty of dry extract that really coats the palate on the solidly long finish. This isn't a big wine but rather one that works within the naturally more restrained character of Valmur. 2010+. (Oct 2007)"
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W&S 90
France
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Burgundy
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Chablis
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90 points and 'Year's Best White Burgundy,' Wine & Spirits: "A classical Chablis from the fourth generation of this family domaine, this wine’s crisp green apple and bright lime flavors have fruit intensity that lasts. A central spine of acidity keeps it fresh and lively. For raw oysters now, or wood-roasted oysters if you age this for a few years. (Apr 2013)"
San Francisco Chronicle: "(12.5%): Young Romain Collet has taken over the estimable work of his father Gilles, a locally known talent. Let's hope the Collet name catches here: From the single Pargues parcel next to the premier crus Butteaux and Forest, this reveals surprisingly ripe quince and apricot amid deep flinty tones. That makes it a touch friendlier in all its mineral energy. Instantly pleasing. (5/6/12)"
The Collet family has cultivated wines in Chablis since the late 1700s. 27-year-old Romain now represents the fourth generation to run the winery. Les Pargues is raised in stainless steel and is very mineral driven.
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$429.95
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FWR 91–95
JG 93
France
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Burgundy
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Cote d'Or Red
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91-95 points Fine Wine Review: "The Gevrey-Combottes is round with Combottes red cherry and other red fruits, good length, and excellent purity. (Issue #134; 2011)"
93 points John Gilman (View From the Cellar): "The 2010 Combottes was also just a touch reduced at the time of my visit and ready for its racking, but underneath is an absolutely stellar bottle in the making. The superb nose offers up a lovely, red fruity mélange of strawberries, cherries, coffee, beautifully complex soil tones, mustard seed, roses and a deft base of vanillin oak. On the palate the wine is full-bodied, racy and very soil-driven, with a fine core of fruit, excellent focus and balance, suave tannins and very fine grip on the long and racy finish. There is a closing note of sappiness here that is really lovely and this wine just exudes the elegance that is the hallmark of the best wines of the 2010 vintage. 2020-2060. (Nov/Dec 2011)"
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$86.95
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JG 94
AM 93
IWC 93
France
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Burgundy
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Chablis
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List $120.00
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94+ points John Gilman (View From the Cellar): "The 2010 Montée de Tonnerre from Domaine William Fèvre had only been bottled two weeks before my visit, but still was showing very well indeed. The brilliantly complex nose soars from the glass in a blaze of grapefruit, lemon, apple, a touch of anise, chalky minerality and spring flowers. On the palate the wine is deep, full-bodied and very pure on the attack, with a sappy core of fruit, stunning focus and transparency, snappy acids and exceptional length and grip on the rapier-like finish. Given that this was only bottled two weeks ago, I am probably underestimating its absolute quality by a small margin! 2016-2045. (Nov/Dec 2011)"
93 points Allen Meadows (Burghound): "(from two .5 ha parcels divided between 1/3 Pied d’Aloup and the rest from Chapelot). A wonderfully elegant and highly expressive nose consists of white flower, oyster shell and iodine aromas that are very much in keeping with the powerful yet refined broad-scaled flavors that possess both excellent volume and concentration, all wrapped in an explosive and gorgeously long finish. The combination of punch and civility is most beguiling. 93/2017+. (Oct 2012)"
93 points Stephen Tanzer (International Wine Cellar): "[$60/750ml list] Bright, pale greenish-yellow. Aromas of lemon and crushed rock. Densely packed and sharply chiseled, with outstanding lift to the citrus, mint and powdered stone flavors. This utterly uncompromising wine offers a powerful sensation of terroir but is impossible to drink right now. Finishes extremely long, dry and pure, with superb stony lift. A great and eminently ageworthy premier cru. (Jul/Aug 2012)"
17.5/20 points Michael Edwards (The World of Fine Wine): "Pale, youthful color; very tight and fine, all the rocks and stones of Montée de Tonnerre shaping brooding, as yet closed, flavors. Lovely fruit to come. A keeper. (Issue #35; 2012)"
4 stars Decanter: "Fresh minerally nose. Very elegant, ripe, lively, juicy and fresh mouthful with a minerally acidity and lovely balance. Quite understated and should develop. Drink: 2012-2020. Alcohol: 12.5%. (Jul 2012)"
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$129.95
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JG 96
AM 92–95
IWC 94
France
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Burgundy
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Chablis
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96 points John Gilman (View From the Cellar): "The 2010 Vaudésir from Domaine William Fèvre had only been bottled the day before my tasting, but was clearly stunning (perhaps not yet having had the time to shut down after the mise). The reserved and superbly complex nose offers up scents of grapefruit, lime, chalky minerality, lemongrass and a topnote of dried flowers. On the palate the wine deep, full-bodied and very pure on the attack, with racy acids, excellent focus, great mid-palate density and a very, very long, perfectly balanced and bracing finish. A brilliant bottle of Vaudésir. 2018-2050+. (Nov/Dec 2011)"
92-95 points Allen Meadows (Burghound): "(from two separate parcels of vines, the larger of which is in the heart of the "amphitheater" from which the finest examples of Vaudésir originate). A riper yet almost equally elegant nose features extract of white and yellow orchard fruit, sea breeze and pungent stone notes. Size-wise, this is between the Bougros and the Valmur with impressively dense and powerful flavors that coat the palate with dry extract that also buffers the firm acid spine on the hugely complex and energetic finish. Despite the punch and weight, this is relatively fine and I quite like the silky texture. Comments: Don't miss! Drink: 2017+. (Oct 2011)"
94 points Stephen Tanzer (International Wine Cellar): "($80/750ml list; the yield here was just 32 hectoliters per hectare, according to Seguier): Pale green-yellow. Subtle, very pure aromas of pineapple, spices and minerals. Enters the mouth with noteworthy sweetness but penetrating acidity gives terrific cut to the citrus, pineapple and dusty stone flavors. Wonderfully intense fruit here. Finishing flavors of lemon, lime and minerals stain the palate on the vibrant, rising finish. This will almost certainly shut down in bottle. (Jul/Aug 2012)"
17.5/20 points Michael Edwards (The World of Fine Wine): "Showing well already--a shade friendlier at this stage than the very fine 2008. A particularly luxuriant mouthfeel shaped by the Indian-summer ripeness of the fruit and the large barrels. Impressively pure and mineral, the bio principles nicely realized. (Issue #35; 2012)"
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WA 95
FWR 93
France
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Burgundy
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Cote d'Or Red
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95 points Antonio Galloni (Wine Advocate): "The 2008 Volnay-Santenots is incomparably classy. Dark berries, spices and licorice are some of the nuances that emerge from this strikingly pure, beautiful wine. The Santenots possesses marvelous integrity and fabulous overall balance. Anticipated maturity: 2018-2033. (May 2011)"
93+ points Fine Wine Review: "The Volnay-Santenots-du-Milieu is smooth in texture with firmness and gorgeous red fruits. But this is a wine that needs time. I’d look to 2023-2060 to drink it. (Issue #133; 2011)"
17/20 points Jasper Morris (The World of Fine Wine): "Vigorous rich purple. Very classy nose, with depth and vigor; oak, too. Big volume of fruit here and notable acidity, but this will integrate. The first powerful wine of the tasting, but it's in balance. (Issue #34; 2011)"
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JG 98
AM 94–97
WA 95
France
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Burgundy
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Cote d'Or White
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98+ points John Gilman (View From the Cellar): "The 2010 Chevalier-Montrachet chez Leflaive is another magical wine. The utterly brilliant nose offers up a complex and elegant blend of apple, pear, lemon zest, a hint of the pastry cream to come, profound, chalky soil tones, spring flowers and vanillin oak. On the palate the wine is deep, full-bodied and very reserved in profile today, with a rock solid core, seamless structure, laser-like focus and a very, very, very long, seamless and profound finish. Near perfection. 2025-2075+. (Nov/Dec 2011)"
94-97 points and 'Don't miss!' Allen Meadows (Burghound): "An airy, cool and ultra-refined nose displays distinct lemon-lime and acacia blossom scents that of course include background notes of stone and saline that complement to perfection the intensely mineral-driven middle weight flavors that possess superb precision on the explosive and palate staining finish that seems to just go on and on. This is quite dry; in fact it's arguably the driest wine in the range yet this is not forbiddingly austere. I very much like the contrast between the sense of focused power and the mouth feel which is almost delicate. This is sheer class and the balance is flawless. This should go down as a classic vintage for this storied wine. Drink: 2022+. (Jun 2012)"
95 points Antonio Galloni (Wine Advocate): "[$619 list] The 2010 Chevalier-Montrachet comes across as quite subtle at this stage. Today it appears to lack some mid-palate depth and concentration, but that may come as the wine fleshes out with further time in bottle. Even though it is quite beautiful from a textural standpoint, the Chevalier is the least expressive of the grand crus. With time in the glass, gorgeous floral notes and hints of honey blossom as the Chevalier shows off its sensual personality and beautifully layered fruit. Anticipated maturity: 2020+. (Aug 2012)"
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W&S 92
FWR 88–92
JG 91
France
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Burgundy
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Cote d'Or White
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92 points Wine & Spirits: "Domaine Leflaive’s wines stand out in this vintage, maintaining their laser-like focus while carrying the richness of 2009. This is a distinctive Puligny, performing far above its village status. It fills the glass with scents of vanilla, pear and spice, delivers them with a complete sense of comfort and ease, then lasts with a fragrant, vibrant memory of flavor, refreshing and mouthwatering to drink right now. Sure, it will age and gain in complexity, but it may not sustain this Apollonian moment of beauty. (Apr 2012)"
88-92 points Fine Wine Review: "The Puligny is slightly more pointed in its lime blossom aromas than the Bourgogne. The mouth shows a little reduction and there is much more substance here than in the Bourgogne, with some butter, minerality, and richness that approaches glossiness in texture. (Issue #133; 2011)"
91 points John Gilman (View From the Cellar): "The 2009 Puligny AC from Domaine Leflaive is a really lovely wine that is impressively reserved out of the blocks. The very classy bouquet offers up scents of apples, peaches, oranges, chalky soil tones and a deft touch of vanillin oak. On the palate the wine is deep, full-bodied, complex and nicely closed on the attack, with a rock solid core of fruit, brisk acids, impeccable balance and fine cut and grip on the long and focused finish. 2013-2035. (Nov/Dec 2010)"
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$499.95
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WA 95
JG 95
AM 92–95
France
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Burgundy
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Cote d'Or White
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95+ points Antonio Galloni (Wine Advocate): "[$275/750ml list] The 2010 Puligny-Montrachet Pucelles is a totally complete wine. It brings together the expressive bouquet and minerality of Combettes with some of the expressive fruit of the Folatieres. Vivid and multi-dimensional in the glass, the Pucelles wraps around the palate with serious intensity. Citrus, white flowers and green pears linger on the highly nuanced, refined finish. Today, though, the 2010 is incredibly tight. Its pedigree is impossible to miss. Leflaive’s Pucelles is easily one of the highlights of the vintage. Anticipated maturity: 2015+. (Aug 2012)"
95 points John Gilman (View From the Cellar): "Surprisingly, the 2010 Pucelles chez Leflaive has slightly broader shoulders than the Combettes this year, but the wine also possesses all of the elegance and transparency found in the greatest wines of the vintage. The nose is a superb blend of apple, white peach, spring flowers, great, chalky minerality and a deft touch of vanillin oak. On the palate the wine is deep, full-bodied and very pure on the attack, with great mid-palate depth, a very primary personality, racy acids and superb length and grip on the flawless finish. Another simply beautiful wine in the making. 2020-2060. (Nov/Dec 2011)"
92-95 points and 'Don't miss! Outstanding,' Allen Meadows (Burghound): "(from two very large parcels of vines totaling over 3 ha). An ultra-pure and highly complex nose of honeysuckle and essence of ripe pear liqueur introduces the silky and equally pure mineral-inflected middle weight flavors. There is a wonderfully clean and citrusy character to the driving, energetic and linear finish that despite the elevated sense of verve comes across as almost delicate. It's never clear in advance between the Combettes and Pucelles as to which of them will be the best 1er in the Leflaive cellars but in 2010 it's simply no contest because while the Combettes is indeed impressive, the Pucelles is just at another level. Drink: 2018+. (Jun 2012)"
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FWR 94–98
WA 97
IWC 93–96
France
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Burgundy
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Cote d'Or Red
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94-98 points Fine Wine Review: "Last, the Clos de la Roche is powerful, deep, and somewhat gamy in the nose. In the mouth, the wine is rich, ripe, pure, intense, and powerful with long dark fruit. It is classic Ponsot Clos de la Roche and the most successful wine of the appellation that I tasted from 2006. (Issue 119; 2008)"
97 points David Schildknecht (Wine Advocate): "[$380/750ml list] Sweetly ripe black fruits in the nose of the Ponsot 2006 Clos de La Roche Cuvee Vieilles Vignes prepare the way for a more succulently, generously sweet fruit, plush texture, and generally sunny disposition than that presented by the corresponding Clos St.-Denis. Ripe cherry and red currant flood the creamy, silken palate with sweetness, while some of the same notes of citrus oil, floral perfume (here iris), and peat as exhibited in the Clos St.-Denis swirl about, too. Saline, chalky suggestions help offer contrast and a sounding board to the fruit, and this finishes with exhilarating lift, riveting interplay, and phenomenal length. Here is a combination of textural allure and backbone for which velvet gloves and iron fists seem inappropriately mundane -- not merely archaic -- metaphors. Blind -- I must confess (and did, to Ponsot) -- that I would more likely have guessed this to be Musigny than Clos de la Roche. In an extreme instance of a phenomenon shared by many of the best 2006s, I find this irresistible now; find it hard to imagine its having ornery or sulking phases; yet expect it will be worth following for 20 years. (Dec 2009)"
93-96 points Stephen Tanzer (International Wine Cellar): "Good full ruby-red. Incredible nose melds wild cherry, mocha, brown spices, iron, orange peel and underbrush. Like liquid silk on entry, then hugely concentrated in the middle, with an extraordinarily fine-grained texture and no easy sweetness. Impeccably balanced, soil-driven wine that finishes with noble tannins and great persistence. This is Clos de la Roche, not pinot. As of November, one of the most promising wines of this stealth vintage. (Mar/Apr 2008)"
93 points Allen Meadows (Burghound): "(the aggregate size of this holding is a whopping 3.4 ha and Ponsot is easily the largest holder in Clos de la Roche). In contrast to the reduced nose of the Alouettes, the aromas are fresh, even bright with seductive and enveloping spicy and earthy black pinot fruit that complements to perfection the textured, serious and hugely deep full-bodied flavors that completely drench the palate with extract such that the tannins are rendered almost invisible and conferring a very suave character to the balanced and equally long finish. But here there is even more depth and power and while this won’t make anyone forget the 2005, it’s a worthy successor. 2018+. (Jan 2009)"
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FWR 97–99
AM 95–97
France
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Burgundy
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Cote d'Or Red
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97-99 points Fine Wine Review: "The Clos de la Roche (which, fortunately, is available in abundant quantities, if not a bargain price) is one of the greatest that I’ve had the privilege to taste here. Complexity, precision, balance, and intensity are all here -- it just takes patience to let the wine age. (Issue #134; 2011)"
95-97 points Allen Meadows (Burghound): "(the aggregate size of this holding is a whopping 3.4 ha and Ponsot is easily the largest holder in Clos de la Roche). In stark contrast to the expressiveness of the Clos St. Denis, this is almost mute and even aggressive swirling liberates only the briefest glimpses of wild red berries and earth notes. There is superb size and weight to the imposing and overtly muscular flavors that also enjoy an incredible amount of dry extract that confers a supple and seductively textured mouth feel to the highly concentrated mid-palate. The presently buried tannins are intense and markedly firm though not hard on the explosively long finish that seems to go on and on. This should be something very special if given sufficient time to reach its apogee. Comments: Don't miss! Drink: 2032+. (Jan 2012)"
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FWR 95–98
AM 92–95
France
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Burgundy
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Cote d'Or Red
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95-98 points Fine Wine Review: "I’m not sure if there is another cuvée of the Clos-de-Vougeot, but this vieilles vignes shows typical black raspberry fruit with elegance, and medium power. The wine is long and linear and given the substantial time normally necessary for Clos-de-Vougeot, should make a top-flight wine. (Issue #134; 2011)"
92-95 points Allen Meadows (Burghound): "Deep ruby. A superbly multifaceted nose offers up nose of notably ripe black berry, plum and earth as well as hints of animale and underbrush. There is outstanding power to the very concentrated and serious large-scaled flavors that are underpinned by a dense layer of dry extract that does not completely buffer the exceptionally firm tannins as they too coat the mouth. This is an old school Clos de Vougeot that is positively Cistercian in its finishing austerity. I very much like this but I would only suggest purchasing it to those who have the forbearance to wait as this will definitely not be an early drinker. Drink: 2032+. (Jan 2012)"
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FWR 92–95
AM 91–94
France
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Burgundy
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Cote d'Or Red
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92-95 points Fine Wine Review: "The Corton is from a single parcel. The nose is truffly and the mouth is ripe, pure and rich with sugar plum spices and dark plum fruit. (Issue #137; 2013)"
91-94 points Allen Meadows (Burghound): "(a bourdon is a bumblebee). A beautifully broad and layered nose features notes of plum, violet and black raspberry that are liberally mixed with an intense earthiness that continues onto the rich and dense big-bodied flavors that possess excellent power and intensity on the powerful but balanced finish. This is a very substantial wine that is presently unyielding but not aggressive or hard though note that lots of patience will be required. Drink: 2028+. (Jan 2012)"
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FWR 92–95
France
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Burgundy
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Cote d'Or White
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92-95 points Fine Wine Review: "The Morey-Clos des Monts Luisants is 100% Aligoté from vines planted in 1911. Some Aligoté has recently been replanted and had not been allowed under the INAO rules, but those rules are being changed and so the grapes from those vines can be included in future wines. The wine is just beginning malolactic fermentation as I taste it in November 2010 (in many years, it does not go through malolactic). The wine is mineral in the nose with a little honey showing. In the mouth, it is pure, mineral, and silky with harmony and length. Alcohol here is about 14º. (Issue #130; 2011)"
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FWR 92–95
IWC 93
AM 92
France
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Burgundy
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Cote d'Or Red
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92-95 points Fine Wine Review: "The Volnay-Clos de la Bousse d’Or has slight smokiness in the nose. The mouth is a bit fleshier than that of the Clos d’Audignac and features mineral and violet flavors with fresh acidity -- it may be the best Clos de la Bousse d’Or since the Potel era that ended in the mid-1990s. (Issue #137; 2013)"
93 points Stephen Tanzer (International Wine Cellar): "Bright, dark red. Very ripe, musky aromas of red berries, cherry, spices, mocha and underbrush. Sappy and supple, with harmonious acidity giving shape to the seamless red fruit flavors. Quite suave and rich but not at all thick or heavy. Finishes with very fine tannins and superb length and lift. Owner Patrick Landanger told me that he has pulled out 40% of the old virused vines in this vineyard since the 2009 harvest, as they were yielding very little crop. (Mar/Apr 2013)"
92 points Allen Meadows (Burghound): "This is slightly more complex if not more elegant with a more floral-infused nose that includes rose petal and violets on the plum and black cherry infused nose. There is excellent concentration to the detailed, intense and delicious flavors that possess that beguiling sense of underlying tension that carries over to the mouth coating and suave yet firm and enduring finish. Comments: Sweet spot Outstanding. Drink: 2020+. (Apr 2012)"
A monopole of the domaine, this wine in known for its power, masculinity and structure.
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WS 90
AM 88
France
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Burgundy
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Cote d'Or Red
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90 points Wine Spectator: "There's an honesty in this pure, clean and authentic-tasting Pinot Noir. Mineral, blood-orange, blackberry character takes off unhindered by fancy oak; for aficionados of the real McCoy. (7/31/99)"
88 points Allen Meadows (Burghound): "This is quite bright aromatically and it remains completely primary with an earthy mix of red and black pinot fruit giving way to precise and sweet middle weight flavors that possess good punch if not great density that culminate in solid length where only a touch of acidity pokes through. Unlike some '96s, this remains reasonably well balanced and while this could be approached now with pleasure, I would be inclined to wait another 2 to 3 years before consuming in earnest. In short, this is a solid if not truly great effort for its level. Drink: Try from 2008+. (Jul 2005)"
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