2010 Domaine Méo-Camuzet Vosne-Romanée 1er Cru Aux Brûlées

Community Tasting Notes (14) Avg Score: 94 points

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  4/6/2024 - Burgnick Likes this wine: 93 Points

  Beautiful VR Brulees with good transparency and weightless power. In the context of a 2010, I expect more weight on it. Would love to revisit it again in 2-3 year. 93++

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  8/6/2023 - johnh1001 wrote: 95 Points

  Deep nose of dark fruit, spice. Wonderful depth and balance on the palate. Kept improving over 3+ hours. Plenty of upside.

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  8/5/2023 - Burgundy Al wrote: 95 Points

  Weekend in Michigan with Wine; 8/5/2023-8/6/2023 (Asian Spice House - Buchanan MI): Tasted double blind. Spice and concentration immediately made me think this Vosne 1er Cru from a very balanced vintage, and then I was thinking this destemmed fruit when another great taster called this as Méo-Camuzet. Complex and savory spice with so much red fruit, this comes across as fully harmonious and elegant, with a charming start and bigger finish. Probably some further upside, and will drink wonderfully for a decade+ as it evolves.

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  8/5/2023 - johnh1001 wrote: 95 Points

  Sensational, density, balance, and spice.

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  9/19/2022 - overkloud Likes this wine: 95 Points

  An extraordinary wine with incredible perfume of ripe red fruits and spice, on the palate it is structured (slightly fuller body than I expected for a 2010), with very fine tannin and perfect balance.
  
  At this stage it is still dominated by the secondary notes but it is just a matter of time until the tertiary aspect shows. It has all the making required to be standing with the greatest brulees ever made.

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