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  • 2022 Meursault Charmes 1. Cru, Domaine Bouchard Pere et Fils

    Elegant bouquet af orange frugt, hvid fersken og lyse blomster. Rig og rund i smagen, silkeblød og meget charmerende. Lagring har dæmpet syren lidt og bragt melon, smør og snert af nødder mere frem i smagen. Der presses let 1. gang, og bedømmelsen af denne most bestemmer karakteren af 2. pres. Efter gæring lagres vinen 9-10 mdr. i eg, ca. 15% nye fade, og derefter 3-4 mdr. i ståltank for at integrere de enkelte fade inden tapningen.

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    Årgang

    2022

    Alc.

    13,5%

    Område

    Bourgogne

    Land

    Frankrig

    JamesSuckling 95-96 / 100
    Robert Parker 92-94 / 100
    Tim Atkin 94 / 100
    Burghound 91-94 / 100
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    Produktinformation

    Name
    Value
    VintypeHvidvin
    DyrkningsmetodeBæredygtig/Sustainable
    LandFrankrig
    DistriktBourgogne
    DruesorterChardonnay
    Alkohol %13,5%
    FyldighedFyldig
    TørhedsgradTør
    LukkemetodeKorkprop
    Årgang2022
    FlaskestørrelseHelflaske, 0,75 liter
    Varenummer537022
    95-96 / 100

    JamesSuckling

    A great Meursault Charmes! Very rich and concentrated with wonderful lemony freshness that keeps this so bright and clean. Extremely long stony finish with so much energy. From the lower section of this site with deep, clay-rich soil.

    92-94 / 100

    Robert Parker

    Aromas of golden orchard fruit, clear honey, hazelnuts and white flowers introduce the 2022 Meursault 1er Cru Charmes, a medium to full-bodied, rich and satiny wine that's deep and layered, with lively acids and plenty of chalky structuring extract. It's built for the cellar. The 2022 vintage is another tour de force for Bouchard, as the accompanying tasting notes reflect. Technical director Frédéric Weber reported little in the way of hydric stress, with rapid ripening at the end of the season that saw some parcels accumulate 1.5% potential alcohol in as little as three days. Fortunately, the team hadn't performed any deleafing and were able to apply protective kaolin clay as sunblock for the leaves and fruit to ride out the heat wave. Harvest began on August 26, with anything picked after 11 a.m. left overnight in a cold room for processing the following day, and the harvesters stopping work at 2 p.m.

    94 / 100

    Tim Atkin

    91-94 / 100

    Burghound

    A cool, pure and airy nose reflects notes of Granny Smith apple, acacia blossom any variety of citrus influences. The medium weight flavors possess a sleek and intense mouthfeel while offering excellent length on the powerful but linear and firmly austere finale. This is extremely promising but a wine that is presently quite tightly wound and one that is unlikely to make for especially interesting early drinking.