2002 Clos Rougeard (Foucault) Saumur-Champigny Les Poyeux

Community Tasting Notes (27) Avg Score: 92.8 points

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  6/2/2022 - joshabramson Likes this wine: 96 Points

  Beautiful aromatics, rich and ripe fruit, very Burgundian. Super pretty wine.

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  10/8/2021 - Schwarzer Hund Likes this wine:

  dark garnet color, savory herbal nose, meaty blackberry/black raspberry fruit, light tannin background, long finish.

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  10/12/2019 - Tony Ling Likes this wine: 93 Points

  PNP into tasting glass (“Leaf” day): Pale garnet with slightly bricking rims, some deposits.
  
  Very nicely typical cabernet franc nose with slight green bell peppers, savoury chunky red cherry fruits.
  
  Fine tannins. Very enjoyable upon time in glass.
  
  93-94 points.

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  3/1/2019 - Nanda wrote: 94 Points

  Tooch Going Away Dinner (TDS): Wow, super expressive, intense and layered aromatics of bright red berries with leafy tobacco and bell pepper. The palate is very smooth with lively acids and almost plush, juicy red fruit. Seamless and integrated. A wow wine.

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  3/1/2019 - acyso wrote: 93 Points

  A farewell to Tooch (Chicago, IL): I think overall others at the table liked this more than I did. The nose on this was stunning. Yes, there were the classic notes of green peppers, but there's also a really lovely ripe red fruit aroma that goes along with it. The nose is intense and perfumed, and it's quite powerful too. The palate is weaker than that explosive nose; while it has many of the same elements (the pyrazine, the red fruit, etc.) the concentration doesn't really feel like it's there. Think of this like a watercolour painting, where all the elements are there and the colours are varied, but overall there's a subdued impression.

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