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  • 2014 Le Corton, Grand Cru, Domaine Bouchard Père & Fils

    En vin, der signalerer klasse med sin syntese af elegance og en kompleks kerne af tæt, rank frugt. Tranebær, stikkelsbær, jordbær og rosenblade i spændstig stil med fin syre hele vejen. En meget klassisk udgave af denne pålidelige og længelevende vin, der vil udvikle sine nuancer yderligere ved lagring; og et par timers dekantering, hvis den nydes ung.

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    Årgang

    2014

    Alc.

    12,5%

    Område

    Bourgogne

    Land

    Frankrig

    WineChronicles 91 / 100
    Jancis Robinson 16 / 20
    B My Bourgogne 94 / 100
    WineSpectator 93 / 100
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    Produktinformation

    Name
    Value
    VintypeRødvin
    DyrkningsmetodeTraditionel
    LandFrankrig
    DistriktBourgogne
    DruesorterPinot Noir (100%)
    Alkohol %12,5%
    FyldighedFyldig
    TørhedsgradTør
    LukkemetodeKorkprop
    Årgang2014
    FlaskestørrelseHelflaske, 0,75 liter
    Varenummer322114
    91 / 100

    WineChronicles

    16 / 20

    Jancis Robinson

    94 / 100

    B My Bourgogne

    Bright ruby. Scented, fresh nose, delicate, bright fruits and red berries. Fresh acidity, ripe tannins, fresh, fruity, delicate and detailed yet structured and firm. Bright expression, long.

    93 / 100

    WineSpectator

    92 / 100

    Burghound

    Moderate wood and menthol nuances serve as a less than neutral backdrop for the gamy, spicy and very ripe aromas of dark pinot fruit liqueur-like aromas. There is fine volume and outstanding intensity to the big-bodied and powerful flavors that possess flat out superb concentration thanks to the abundance of palate drenching sap that also serves to buffer the firm core of ripe tannins on the hugely long and wonderfully complex finish. While the underlying raw material is certainly present such that this will require 15 to 20 years to arrive at its full apogee, the sap is such that I suspect that it will allow this to be enjoyed after only 7 to 8 years of cellar time. This is one to look for provided that you have at least moderate patience. 2029+.