2021 Domaine Chanterêves Bourgogne

Community Tasting Notes (4) Avg Score: 91.3 points

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  1/7/2024 - Bakerbd Likes this wine: 91 Points

  Wild raspberries, crushed vitamin, med - body, med acid, floral and charming

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  10/22/2023 - AD_jutant Likes this wine: 91 Points

  WSET2 Course Notes; 10/22/2023-11/5/2023 (WineHouse, Los Angeles): Appearance: Pale ruby.
  Nose: Medium+ intensity. Red cherries, but black olives, tomato leaf, green pepper, black pepper. Smoke. Fresh mushroom, wet fallen leaves.
  Palate: Dry, medium+ acidity. Green medium tannin. Medium alcohol, medium- body, medium+ intensity. Strawberry, cedar. Cigar on the finish. Medium+.
  9+/18. Very good.

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  9/10/2023 - stanqwash Likes this wine: 89 Points

  Maybe not living up to the cult hype just yet. A decent enough Bourgogne. Nose is the worst part — flat with some reduction. Good body, some light fruit on the palate. Great acidity. But a warm syrup backbone that I’m not sure will resolve. Overall fun and okay to drink now. Hopefully some evolution the next couple years.

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  9/7/2023 - njmaslanka Likes this wine: 94 Points

  Fantastic QPR. Medium ruby color, almost Nebbiolo-like translucency. Beautiful med+ aromatics of cranberry, pomegranate, blood orange, candied cherry, sweet lavender, with a hint of carbonic bubble gum + cinnamon. Slightly higher than expected acid helped to lift the palate; almost out of balance but evened out by the crunchy fruit profile & supple tannin. Great mouthfeel & strong mid-palate without feeling flabby.
  
  The terroir really shines through in this wine. 32% of fruit is from limestone soil in Puligny-Montrachet, the remaining 68% is from granite soil in the Hautes Côtes by Maranges. Very well made wine.

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