2019 Domaine Henri Rebourseau Gevrey-Chambertin La Brunelle

Community Tasting Notes (4) Avg Score: 90.7 points

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  10/20/2023 - TheEngineer wrote: 91 Points

  Rather impressed with this village level wines, There is a good focus, good primary fruit of darker berries and pomegranate. solid structure suggests that this could be one of those villages you want to age for another say decade and find it well on the other side. Looking forward to seeing this evolution from this new wine making team!

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  4/11/2023 - Jens DT Likes this wine: 90 Points

  Ikke helt farve umættet 5
  Duft. Dejlig. Kommer ok op. Sødme. Ift dyrt mangler noget fad/krydderi på. 12
  
  Smagen som duft. Lidt spinkel krop. Alkohol og syre flot integreret. 23

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  7/7/2022 - fc1910 Likes this wine: 91 Points

  From a 2,8 hectares plot, a Monopol of this estate, a predominantly chalky floor,
  the industrial family Bouygues now owns 51% of the stake of Rebourseau, before they bought Chateau Montrose too,
  
  very dense violet color,
  the nose a basket full of ripe black cherry,
  surprisingly open and elegant, lots of cherry fruit, a mineral limy touch, very well balanced with great supporting acidity, very clean and focused, the aftertaste is long+ and the acid grip is indicating a long life ahead, benefits from an decent decant, can be enjoyed from now on and will easily hold another decade+, **(*-+ ?), around 90- 92(+)
  
  A surprise 24 hours later,
  so pure, clean and mineral limy, great balance, depth and length, a high class bottle, 91+, lets say 92!

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  6/24/2022 - WineTally Likes this wine:

  100% Pinot Noir
  from the 2.78 ha Monopole Clos de la Brunelle with shallow topsoil over
  limestone gravels and vines of average age 33 yrs yielding 26 hl/ha.
  Organic (since 2006) and biodynamic (since 2008) farming.
  Traditional vinification with modern equipment.
  Aged in French oak barrels.
  13.5% Abv.
  Background: The domain has 13.5 hectares of vineyards in Gevrey-Chambertin
  and Vougeot including 5 Grand Crus, 2 1st Crus and 2 Village Climats.
  6th generation Jean de Surrel took charge in 1980.
  Sold 51% share to Martin and Olivier Bouygues, owners of Château Montrose in 2018.
  Jean's sons Bénigne & Louis joined in 2016. The 2019 is first vintage with them in full control.
  General Manager: Louis de Surrel
  Viticulturist/Winemaker: Bénigne de Sorrel
  
  A(ccuray)=2: Med deep ruby. Floral perfumed varietal.
  B(alance)=3: Modulated components in harmony.
  C(omplexity)=2: Cherries, jam, petals, spices.
  D(epth)=1: Suave mouthfeel. Even palate, good length and finish.
  
  Wine Tally Score [2,3,2,1] = 8/10
  
  Energetic elegance.
  
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