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Domaine Armand Rousseau Chambertin Clos de Beze Grand Cru 2003
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Domaine Armand Rousseau Chambertin Clos de Beze Grand Cru 2003
- Country France
- Region Burgundy
- Case size 12/75 IB & OC (SIB)
- Available now
- Abv 13%
- photo available – UK allocation EP
- A ripe but not roasted and highly expressive nose features dark raspberry, black cherry, spice, and earth notes that are complemented by spicy plum and a smoky perfume akin to musk. The rich, intense, and full-bodied flavours are surprisingly supple compared to the average 2003 today. Yet, there is a solid lashing of sap-buffered tannins on the powerful, lingering, and impeccably well-balanced finish. Like the ’03 Chambertin, this too should be capable of ageing for a very long time, though it is sufficiently accessible that it wouldn't be a vinous crime to open bottles after only a few more years of cellar time.
- 93 points Allen Meadows, Burghound, Oct 2015, 2020+
A ripe but not roasted and highly expressive nose features dark raspberry, black cherry, spice, and earth notes that are complemented by spicy plum and a smoky perfume akin to musk. The rich, intense, and full-bodied flavours are surprisingly supple compared to the average 2003 today. Yet, there is a solid lashing of sap-buffered tannins on the powerful, lingering, and impeccably well-balanced finish. Like the ’03 Chambertin, this too should be capable of ageing for a very long time, though it is sufficiently accessible that it wouldn't be a vinous crime to open bottles after only a few more years of cellar time.
Price | £46,027.06 |
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Country | France |
Vintage | 2003 |
Bottles Per Case | 12 |
Bottle Size | 75 |
2 cases 10% off | No |
Winery | A ripe but not roasted and highly expressive nose features dark raspberry, black cherry, spice, and earth notes that are complemented by spicy plum and a smoky perfume akin to musk. The rich, intense, and full-bodied flavours are surprisingly supple compared to the average 2003 today. Yet, there is a solid lashing of sap-buffered tannins on the powerful, lingering, and impeccably well-balanced finish. Like the ’03 Chambertin, this too should be capable of ageing for a very long time, though it is sufficiently accessible that it wouldn't be a vinous crime to open bottles after only a few more years of cellar time. |
Keywords | Armand, Rousseau, French Red, Burgundy |