Nose: soft mushrooms. Taste: after some time in the glass fresh sweet red fruit with a rather prominent acidity. The tannins seemed not fully resolved. Especially at the frist day it made a young impression, at the third day a bit more developped. Quite classy, like a premier cru should taste. Might be better after some more years. 92+.
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Decanted for 30 minutes. Aromas of cranberry, green tea, bit of funk, mushroom and root vegetables. Flavors of cherry, cranberry, dried strawberry, bit of green tea and earth. Bigger than I expected and a dash of heat on the palate that isn't too distracting. Ends with a nice finish of 25-30 seconds with some tea and cherry notes. Quite good and somewhat of a surprise.
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During a merchant tasting. Nose of dark and red fruit with smoke, earth but also some sweet spices. Pleasant palate, tannins already dissolved. Good length. Very good QPR here.
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Reminiscent of quite a number of '12 Burgs that I've had - bright floral nose of red-to-dark red fruits, a bit liquer'ish, but with lots & lots of spice! which perhaps, seemed a tad unGevrey-like... Plenty of structure on the palate, with notes of cherries, earth, more spice; Finished long and with dusty/airy tannins. Very nice!
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(Faiveley Gevrey-Chambertin 1er Cru Clos des Issarts) Medium ruby color with pale meniscus; aromatic, roses, ripe raspberry, cherry nose; focused, delicious, tart cherry, raspberry, mineral palate with structure; needs 4 years; medium-plus finish
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12/27/2021 - euroyup wrote: 92 Points
Nose: soft mushrooms. Taste: after some time in the glass fresh sweet red fruit with a rather prominent acidity. The tannins seemed not fully resolved. Especially at the frist day it made a young impression, at the third day a bit more developped. Quite classy, like a premier cru should taste. Might be better after some more years. 92+.
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12/29/2020 - slywka7 Likes this wine: 92 Points
Decanted for 30 minutes. Aromas of cranberry, green tea, bit of funk, mushroom and root vegetables. Flavors of cherry, cranberry, dried strawberry, bit of green tea and earth. Bigger than I expected and a dash of heat on the palate that isn't too distracting. Ends with a nice finish of 25-30 seconds with some tea and cherry notes. Quite good and somewhat of a surprise.
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9/16/2017 - Collector1855 wrote: 93 Points
During a merchant tasting. Nose of dark and red fruit with smoke, earth but also some sweet spices. Pleasant palate, tannins already dissolved. Good length. Very good QPR here.
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5/1/2015 - etyc Likes this wine:
Reminiscent of quite a number of '12 Burgs that I've had - bright floral nose of red-to-dark red fruits, a bit liquer'ish, but with lots & lots of spice! which perhaps, seemed a tad unGevrey-like... Plenty of structure on the palate, with notes of cherries, earth, more spice; Finished long and with dusty/airy tannins. Very nice!
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3/25/2015 - chatters wrote:
Burgundy Tasting (Ivy, George Street, Sydney): muted but rich cherry, spice, cream, touches of liquorice…bit tart on the palate with cherry, spice and firm tannins. Hmm.
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