Estelle in Northcote
Tasted Thursday, April 16, 2026 by the usual p with 26 views
Tasted blind. Waxy, grapefruit nose. Reductive. Powerful, fair bit of fruit and structure. Lots of dry extract. Nice wine.
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Tasted blind. The 1st bottle of this was premoxed (I've had lots of premox from this producer in the past) so this was the backup.
Floral, sweet, tangy, brighter. Burst of fruit. More and more tangerine coming out as it sat in the glass. Didn't have the complexity of the other wines in the bracket. 93
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Tasted blind. Reductive. Serious length and structure. As the wine sat in the glass it became prettier and prettier, with more florals and lift. Beautiful wine. 95-96
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Tasted blind. Cherry and pooey nose. The wine was very dense, compact with a lot of oak. Very ripe wine and moving into dry red territory. Tough drinking.
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Tasted blind. Redcurrant and blackcurrant nose. Deep rich nose and palate. Brighter than the 19 Odoul-Coquard next to it. Tangy, firm tannins, sweet fruit. Brouillards is a more 'masculine' vineyard so you could be forgiven for thinking this was from north of Beaune.
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Tasted blind. Baking spices and spicy on the nose. Dark deep and rich with a distinctive character of Manuka honey. It opened up nicely with spicy and flowing texture. Red fruits and red currants. Unfortunately it fell a little short on the finish otherwise it would have gotten another point or two. 92
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Tasted blind. Sappy spicy nose. Whole bunch. Sweet fruit. Ripe red fruits. 92.
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Tasted blind. A bit shorter than the Aux Vergelesses next to it to start with but fleshed out with air. Spicy. Very structured and textured. Grew roses and got prettier with air. Nice wine. 93.
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Tasted blind. Fuller, chewy, ripe. Whole bunch. Sweeter than Jane's Aux Vergelesses and Cent-Vignes next to it. 92
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Tasted blind. From higher up on the hill above Echezeaux. Dark cherry ripe nose with orange rind. The palate was more transparent, expressive and pretty but with concentrated fruit. I've had mixed experiences with Bichot but really enjoyed it.
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Tasted blind. Dark and impenetrable to look at. I’d describe it similarly to the movie “Everything Everywhere All at Once” due to it being full, ripe, sweet, structured, soft, balanced, and with very concentrated red berries all at the same time. I would looove to see it in 20-30 years. 94+
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Tasted blind. Looked a bit flat and clunky to start with but became lovely as it opened in the glass, with a beautiful nose of cherry and brown sugar and more and more sinewy red fruits coming out with time.
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Tasted blind. Deep nose with a big lashing of oak. Full rich ripe with some bitterness. Full and round. Dark fruits. Blackcurrants Lots of oak. 92
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Tasted blind. The colour is browning with rose tinges. Lots of almond essence on the nose. The palate was pure and intense rose water, with a nice tartness, and the spirit had integrated well. Very grapes and lovely tartness. I could sip on this all night. Approaching its ethereal stage but not impatient to be drunk. 95
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2019 Domaine Vincey Champagne Grand Cru Oger 93 Points
France, Champagne, Champagne Grand Cru
Bland de Blancs. 0g of dosage, 12 months in oak and ~3 years on lees. Bready yeasty nose with citrus. Chalky texture and breadth and drive. More apple and lemon as the wine warmed and got more air. Slight bitter edge.
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2019 Domaine Vincey Champagne Grand Cru Le Mesnil sur Oger 95 Points
France, Champagne, Champagne Grand Cru
Bland de Blancs. 0g of dosage, 12 months in oak and ~3 years on lees.
Following severe frosts, the Mesnil sur Oger was a blend of two Grand Cru lieu dits ('Chemins des Châlons' and 'Auge') which are usually bottled separately and released under each vineyard name.
Musky floral nose. More texture and breadth than the Oger next to it. I would have guessed Blanc de Noirs, or at least a fair chunk of Meunier had I not known what the wine was. The florals kept developing in the glass with more citrus then coming out and a nice tannic grip to finish. Another great showing of this wine and a step or two up on the Oger.
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