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Domaine Dujac Chambertin Grand Cru 2017
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Domaine Dujac Chambertin Grand Cru 2017
Country France
Region Burgundy Cote de Nuits
Grape Pinot Noir
Case 6/75 IB & OWC Photo available back images available
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2017 Chambertin: (this consists of two well-separated parcels totalling .29 ha, mostly from Clos de Bèze with .24 ha and the remaining .05 ha in Chambertin proper; when both are blended in this fashion, the declared appellation must be Chambertin). A reticent, if beautifully complex nose blends notes of various spice nuances with those of floral, red currant, plum and a hint of black cherry. The sleek, intense and wonderfully textured broad-shouldered flavours possess outstanding drive and power on the stony, austere, serious finish with stunningly good depth and persistence. Like the Bonnes Mares, though, this will mature very slowly.
93-96 points Allen Meadows, Burghound /2037+
2017 Chambertin: (this consists of two well-separated parcels totalling .29 ha, mostly from Clos de Bèze with .24 ha and the remaining .05 ha in Chambertin proper; when both are blended in this fashion, the declared appellation must be Chambertin). A reticent, if beautifully complex nose blends notes of various spice nuances with those of floral, red currant, plum and a hint of black cherry. The sleek, intense and wonderfully textured broad-shouldered flavours possess outstanding drive and power on the stony, austere, serious finish with stunningly good depth and persistence. Like the Bonnes Mares, though, this will mature very slowly.
93-96 points Allen Meadows, Burghound /2037+
Price | £16,726.03 |
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Country | France |
Vintage | 2017 |
Bottles Per Case | 6 |
Bottle Size | 75 |
2 cases 10% off | No |
Winery | 2017 Chambertin: (this consists of two well-separated parcels totalling .29 ha, mostly from Clos de Bèze with .24 ha and the remaining .05 ha in Chambertin proper; when both are blended in this fashion, the declared appellation must be Chambertin). A reticent, if beautifully complex, nose blends notes of various spice nuances with those of floral, red currant, plum and a hint of black cherry. The sleek, intense and wonderfully textured broad-shouldered flavours possess outstanding drive and power on the stony, austere, serious finish with stunningly good depth and persistence. Like the Bonnes Mares, though, this will mature very slowly. |
Keywords | French Red, Burgundy | Corking Wines |