2018 Domaine Méo-Camuzet Vosne-Romanée 1er Cru Aux Brûlées

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watcheslover Likes this wine:

97 Points

Tuesday, February 27, 2024 - Really close than the fabulous 2019 and 2020

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Comment posted by Lord of the Bottles:

4/14/2024 4:29:00 PM - Hi Watchy was this fairly open? I am thinking of popping my bottle…
Comment posted by watcheslover:

4/14/2024 10:52:00 PM - Hello my Lord,
I think it's a bad idea. Its “fruity youth” period has passed and it must be completely closed. Personally, I would wait until 2030 for it to reveal all its complexity. On this subject, you can go to the estate's website, it gives drinkability periods for each wine and each vintage. It's very well done:
https://www.meo-camuzet.com/fr/accueil/quand-deguster
Comment posted by Lord of the Bottles:

4/15/2024 1:19:00 AM - Merci my Watchy!
Comment posted by watcheslover:

4/15/2024 1:25:00 AM - Your welcome my Lordy!
For your information, on the subject of very great Burgundies like this one, I am just starting to open my 2012s which are all superb, I love this year (for the Bordeaux too) unlike the 2013s which always scare me a little because of their acidity
Comment posted by Lord of the Bottles:

4/15/2024 1:32:00 AM - Merci again! But it is interesting you drank this very recently and scored so high…guess on potential.
Comment posted by watcheslover:

4/15/2024 1:44:00 AM - In fact the tasting dates from the beginning of 2023 and I found the sheet by chance. Apart from that, to make a wine speak, there are certain laboratory secrets which border on the unspeakable. LOL
Comment posted by Lord of the Bottles:

4/15/2024 1:52:00 AM - LOL did you put an ice cube in it and play some music 😂. I have been drinking the Meo 2018 Boudot. Last year the bottle was incredible. Recently has closed up a lot. Shame…😱