2004 Domaine Robert Chevillon Nuits St. Georges 1er Cru Les Perrières

Community Tasting Notes (17) Median Score: 89 points

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  11/25/2019 - TXRhoneRanger wrote: 50 Points

  All canned asperagus. Can't get past that note. Still heavy tannin. Out of balance. No fruit at all. Disappointed. 🤷‍♂️

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  2/23/2018 - kkazaks Likes this wine: 88 Points

  Nicely fragrant nose of red flowers, pomegranate, spice, delicate red fruit, "Burgundy Pinot Noir" with a touch of heft as you would think from NSG.
  
  On the palate, piercing bring red fruit acidity, providing a strong linearity throughout the palate, with a long, long lingering tart red acidic fruit finish.
  
  Less giving on the palate than the nose, still really tight and acidic. I think with more aging the bottle will be less wound-up but I don't ever see this as being generous on the palate.
  
  More of the hairshirt, monkish Burgundy to drink to sharpen your senses, rather than embrace and enrapture you.

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  9/22/2016 - thwacker Likes this wine: 93 Points

  this wine is at the peak, and after an hour and a half showed amazing depth, complexity and richness without losing any balance. wish i had more in my cellar.

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  7/23/2016 - thwacker Likes this wine: 92 Points

  my experience with this wine was much better than previous reviewers. it had a beautiful bouquet and the flavor was rich and deep. well-balanced with no over acidity or rough tannins. a real pleasure.

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  6/30/2015 - Rezy13 Likes this wine:

  Tuesday Night Double Blind $60+ (Bin 75): Dark dull crimson rim; funk, green, many called this canned asparagus, nice balance, deep tart red fruit; good density, full mid palate, firm tannin, sour red fruit, violets, a plushness to the tannin almost reminded me of N. Rhone; very good; pop and pour, should have let aerate longer to see if green subsided at all.

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