The wine has been a big disappointment to me. It might be my worst purchase over the past 10 year from a price-quality point of view. Decanted for two hours. It was flat and tasteless and did not improve as the evening progresses.
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2008 Maison Champy Gevrey-Chambertin 1er Cru Les Cazetiers ($50 in 2011). Light amber; red fruit, earthy, animal, musk nose; light-mid body; softening acids; short red fruit finish; probably past its peak. w/veal. 16 UC Davis scale, 90 other scales.
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Beautiful showing here. Totally transparent, with notable bricking, call it medium minus. The nose is quite appealing and focused on the secondary and tertiary notes with nothing out of place. Aromas of cherry, light VA, a touch of wood, petrichor, sauteed green beans, a touch of rose petal, and soil. The palate had medium acid and medium acid. Really nice wine. Almost 92.
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Im not always a fan of Burgundy style, but I'm quite enjoying this one. It has that classic deep brooding dark cherry, brambly, earthy, mineral thing going on...but everything seems very in balance. it's somewhat translucent in color with brown tinged edges, but it has structure and substance that initially you wouldn't expect just looking at it. On day two even better. My top descriptors are earth, spice and a long dark cherry finish. While this totally feels ready to drink, I think it has at least 5 more years on it if not more.
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3/8/2021 - WineGuyFL Does not like this wine: 88 Points
The wine has been a big disappointment to me. It might be my worst purchase over the past 10 year from a price-quality point of view. Decanted for two hours. It was flat and tasteless and did not improve as the evening progresses.
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2/12/2021 - sdwineguru Likes this wine: 90 Points
2008 Maison Champy Gevrey-Chambertin 1er Cru Les Cazetiers ($50 in 2011). Light amber; red fruit, earthy, animal, musk nose; light-mid body; softening acids; short red fruit finish; probably past its peak. w/veal. 16 UC Davis scale, 90 other scales.
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5/10/2020 - sdwineguru Likes this wine: 91 Points
2008 Maison Champy Gevrey-Chambertin 1er Cru Les Cazetiers $50. Light mid-ruby, amber edges; smoky, earthy, animal nose; red fruit, wood; mid-body; balanced; decent acids; long semi-chewy cherry and wood finish. w/veal. 16.5 UC Davis scale, 91 other scales.
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3/15/2020 - Wine Canuck wrote: 91 Points
Beautiful showing here. Totally transparent, with notable bricking, call it medium minus. The nose is quite appealing and focused on the secondary and tertiary notes with nothing out of place. Aromas of cherry, light VA, a touch of wood, petrichor, sauteed green beans, a touch of rose petal, and soil. The palate had medium acid and medium acid. Really nice wine. Almost 92.
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5/22/2019 - wineguy1968 Likes this wine:
Im not always a fan of Burgundy style, but I'm quite enjoying this one. It has that classic deep brooding dark cherry, brambly, earthy, mineral thing going on...but everything seems very in balance. it's somewhat translucent in color with brown tinged edges, but it has structure and substance that initially you wouldn't expect just looking at it. On day two even better. My top descriptors are earth, spice and a long dark cherry finish. While this totally feels ready to drink, I think it has at least 5 more years on it if not more.
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