1988 Domaine Méo-Camuzet Nuits St. Georges 1er Cru Aux Murgers

Community Tasting Notes (8) Avg Score: 92.4 points

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  7/14/2022 - yuti1225 Likes this wine: 95 Points

  Bright ruby, only slightly browning edge. Sweet blackberry layered with hawthorn.
  Very deep and structured. Apparently NSG-like. However, the acidity is holding up amazingly and integrated well. No sign of roughness that found in many 88'. Refined.

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  7/29/2021 - Nanda wrote: 90 Points

  More Wine, Less Delta (Osteria Langhe): My first encounter with 1988 Meo. I wanted to like this much more than I did. It had many of the desired components Vosne spice-filled black cherry, supple textures to the fruit, nice balancing freshness and remaining sweetness. But the overall integration was lacking and the wine felt a bit angular. Tantalizing but not quite great.

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  7/29/2021 - acyso wrote: 93 Points

  Dinner at Osteria Langhe (Chicago, IL): The rumour, I believe, is that this is one of the last Jayer wines at Méo-Camuzet. In any case, this is a wine that feels very true to the vintage. Red fruit (still moderately fresh) with some modest spice notes as well. The midpalate and finish are a little disappointing after the sweet fruit, because it thins out and there is too much tannin and acidity for the actual flavour that remains.

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  9/22/2019 - Burgnick Likes this wine: 92 Points

  Very structured with cherry, dark fruit, blood and iron. Solid backbone with good acidity while showing the terroir’s rusticity. Missing the sweetness on the palate. A very good NSG while I’m not sure if it is “Jayer”. Overshadowed by a phenomenal 89 Meo Brulees.

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  8/28/2019 - hprphf wrote: 94 Points

  Filtered Jayer wine that leaves to be a bit more angular. Signature spicy Jayer nose, a little funky, lots of red fruit and acid, citrus, minerals, violets, stem, oak, dust, blood, array of spices. On the palate favorably rustic, so pure and energetic, yet with a slightly bitter acidic finish. Elegant and mature. 94

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