2011 Domaine Thomas Morey Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Vide Bourse

Community Tasting Notes (9) Avg Score: 91.3 points

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  3/20/2018 - jfpwine Likes this wine: 92 Points

  Pale gold. Fairly reduced on the nose. Opens with some air. Yellow apple, lemon and some stone fruits, with strong minerality on the palate. Long finish.

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  3/3/2018 - Frank Schneider wrote: 92 Points

  Milenium baby birthday party! Magnum ! Last bottle late at night. Splash decanted. Would have benefitted from more air. Everything was just medium and not ready. Didnt show much. 92+

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  9/10/2016 - MemorialWineFan wrote: 90 Points

  Several people mistook this for a Meursault or a Puligy during when first blinded. Like previous review this has a deep gold color like it is aged. First part of the nose is a touch of oxidation which again supports the deep color. My earlier bottle was the same thing so my advice would be to consume these pretty soon. Aside from the slight oxidation this wine has lovely fruit and minerality. The way it passes through the tongue to the finish is great. There is no issue whatsoever there. I just am not sure how soon those aspects could be impacted. Note that my bottle was stored perfectly.

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  8/15/2016 - BurgFixx wrote: 91 Points

  Apple and apricot notes, minerals, upfront oak. Big wine and will evolve nicely.

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  8/12/2016 - markricardo Likes this wine: 93 Points

  Deep golden color with a nose of bruised apple, cider, necatrine and honey suckle. On the palate the wine starts off deep, rich and intense with flavors of creme brulee and orchard fruits. This is an intense wine with an extremely long finish, but it is not over-the-top. It reminds me of a Batard-Montrachet - which makes sense given that this vineyard lies just below this Grand Cru on the hill. After an hour, the wine showed less richness and more minerallity and spice notes, still with a very long finish. A great wine! Drink now.

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