Redcurrant, red cherry, raspberry, violets, nutmeg, cinnamon, sandalwood, truffle and damp forest underbrush. Sexy, ethereal mouthfeel. Wonderfully vibrant acidity. Rounded and well-integrated tannins. Nice length and drive on the finish. All this to say - we have tension here folks.
This unquestionably displays the Dujac whole cluster charm of intoxicating baking spice aromas and high-definition fruit. Just starting to enter its prime drinking window and should develop further nuance with more time. Simply put, a fantastic effort from a fantastic producer. Tough not to drink the entire bottle in one sitting.
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Decanted for an hour and half prior to imbibing, we were greeted by a soft nose that boasted hints of truffle, white pepper, blackcurrant and jam. Seemingly a contrast to the palate, we were immediately greeted by great acidity upon first sip as an upfront of red cherries and raspberries displayed a quintessential Morey-Saint-Denis profile. The mid-palate shifted to tertiary components of cedar wood and earth creating a savoury mouthfeel. The ending brought upon a bitterness alongside cassis. Thoroughly enjoyable bottle that's on the verge of hitting its drinking window and should only improve.
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I didn't get as much aromatics as I would have liked. Crunchy cranberry, a hint of strawberry and forest floor. Acid in perfect balance with the finish not as long as I hoped. Drinking well right now and could age a bit more in hopes the fruit comes more to the forefront. Not a wow bottle just as solid as can be.
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Drunk over three evenings during which it did not change. Deep dark ruby. A bright, ripe Morey nose of largely black cherry and blackberry fruit, peaty soil, damp underbrush and spices. On palate a lovely, satiny texture of rich, fully ripe fruit but with savoury, earthy and mineral undertones. Precise, focused 2014 acidity. Silky tannins. Good length. A little secondary development. Presently at a nice - optimal seeming - point of its evolution. Worth the high score in my opinion.
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Had over two days - I use a silicone based closure to keep wines over a few days and find these work well. It started out quite floral - I wonder if whole cluster because felt some stems aromas as well. The palate was classic 2014 with smooth red fruit, nice acidity and reasonable depth. Also a bit polished as we see with the post 05 Dujac’s.
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12/29/2023 - iBurg1229 Likes this wine: 94 Points
13.5% ABV. Pale ruby appearance.
Redcurrant, red cherry, raspberry, violets, nutmeg, cinnamon, sandalwood, truffle and damp forest underbrush. Sexy, ethereal mouthfeel. Wonderfully vibrant acidity. Rounded and well-integrated tannins. Nice length and drive on the finish. All this to say - we have tension here folks.
This unquestionably displays the Dujac whole cluster charm of intoxicating baking spice aromas and high-definition fruit. Just starting to enter its prime drinking window and should develop further nuance with more time. Simply put, a fantastic effort from a fantastic producer. Tough not to drink the entire bottle in one sitting.
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11/30/2023 - ankitmehra Likes this wine: 93 Points
Decanted for an hour and half prior to imbibing, we were greeted by a soft nose that boasted hints of truffle, white pepper, blackcurrant and jam. Seemingly a contrast to the palate, we were immediately greeted by great acidity upon first sip as an upfront of red cherries and raspberries displayed a quintessential Morey-Saint-Denis profile. The mid-palate shifted to tertiary components of cedar wood and earth creating a savoury mouthfeel. The ending brought upon a bitterness alongside cassis. Thoroughly enjoyable bottle that's on the verge of hitting its drinking window and should only improve.
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2/19/2023 - etc Likes this wine:
I didn't get as much aromatics as I would have liked. Crunchy cranberry, a hint of strawberry and forest floor. Acid in perfect balance with the finish not as long as I hoped. Drinking well right now and could age a bit more in hopes the fruit comes more to the forefront. Not a wow bottle just as solid as can be.
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7/9/2021 - HowardNZ Likes this wine: 93 Points
Drunk over three evenings during which it did not change. Deep dark ruby. A bright, ripe Morey nose of largely black cherry and blackberry fruit, peaty soil, damp underbrush and spices. On palate a lovely, satiny texture of rich, fully ripe fruit but with savoury, earthy and mineral undertones. Precise, focused 2014 acidity. Silky tannins. Good length. A little secondary development. Presently at a nice - optimal seeming - point of its evolution. Worth the high score in my opinion.
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2/10/2021 - Ms. Bubblehead Likes this wine: 90 Points
Had over two days - I use a silicone based closure to keep wines over a few days and find these work well. It started out quite floral - I wonder if whole cluster because felt some stems aromas as well. The palate was classic 2014 with smooth red fruit, nice acidity and reasonable depth. Also a bit polished as we see with the post 05 Dujac’s.
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