Tasted Saturday, June 15, 2024 by dibbsonwine with 162 views
I shared all the wines with a close group of friends and wine lovers. The idea was to look deeper into Musigny and Barolo - namely Serralunga and Monprivato. I got lucky, as no bottles were corked or flawed.
Focus on two extreme ends of the Musigny vineyard. Prieur from La Combe and Drouhin from the other end of Les Grands.
The focus was to compare old vines vs young vines from Vogue.
Comparing arguably two best vineyard in Serralunga which are also monopoles of the respective owners.
Comparing the Lampia vs Michet wines from the Monprivato vineyard.
One for the road!
It's probably the very best lineup of my life. Looking forward to part 2; coming Friday when the guests share their bottles.
2007 Domaine Jacques Prieur Musigny 95 Points
France, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits, Musigny Grand Cru
At opening, bit of unintegrated oak on the nose. I opened this and the Drouhin together and you could tell from the get-go that the wines were cut from the same cloth. I had it at three phases. At opening, then first round pre dinner and during dinner. Definitely behind Vogue and Drouhin for me but still drinking extremely well. But ahead with the Vogue 1er cru for me.
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2007 Joseph Drouhin Musigny 94 Points
France, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits, Musigny Grand Cru
At opening, I thought this was good to go, so I left it in the fridge. At second pour, it was tightly coiled up, more so than at pop n pour. With the DJP Musigny, this looked paler and older. At third pour this was rocking finally. Most delicate and elegant out of all the Musigny’s tonight. For me and for most others, the Vogue takes the crown at this tasting.
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