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The positive selection from Le Roi Chambertin

I found many fine wines at Le Roi Chambertin – 2017 is a delightful vintage … and I already tasted some of the wines there.

Here are a few known or less known:

Domaine Tawse/Domaine Marchand Tawse – lovely wines – I tasted the range in early June 2018 … and they are just delightful .. both the Lavaux and the Mazis-Chambertin are well worth collecting.

Domaine Cecile Tremblay offered a taste of the Chapelle-Chambertin – needless to say … lovely wine in the making – a lovely and actually relatively forward wine.

The Faiveley lineup showed very well – I have more on the Faiveley wines in a separate article – the Clos des Issarts, the Clos de Beze and the Cazetiers are showing delightfully.

Domaine Berthaut-Gerbet have made some gorgeous 2017s … continuing the positive development from 2015 and 2016. This is top end … especially the Cazetieres and the Lavaux St. Jacques were showing beautifully.

A new producer for me – Domaine Jerome Gayleyrand a relatively new strong talent – organic and biodynamic methods – making very vivid wines. These are very interesting wines – presumably low sulphur – lively and refined. Three village wines at this tasting – La Justice, En Billard and En Croisette … different yet all good – with the two last being the best on the day at lest. These are indeed lovely wines.

Domaine Marc Roi are lovely and I already tasted the lineup during the summer – a bit reduced on the day.

Domaine Camille Giroud – now with Carel Voorhuis making the wines – at a very fine level. Lavaut St. Jacques and Charmes Chambertin were all fine – as the village Les Crais.

Finally Domaine Duroche was showing the lovely Lavaut St. Jacques … a gorgeous wine.
(25-11-2018 01:19 PM)wvd schreef: [ -> ]The positive selection from Le Roi Chambertin

I found many fine wines at Le Roi Chambertin – 2017 is a delightful vintage … and I already tasted some of the wines there.

Here are a few known or less known:

Domaine Tawse/Domaine Marchand Tawse – lovely wines – I tasted the range in early June 2018 … and they are just delightful .. both the Lavaux and the Mazis-Chambertin are well worth collecting.

Domaine Cecile Tremblay offered a taste of the Chapelle-Chambertin – needless to say … lovely wine in the making – a lovely and actually relatively forward wine.

The Faiveley lineup showed very well – I have more on the Faiveley wines in a separate article – the Clos des Issarts, the Clos de Beze and the Cazetiers are showing delightfully.

Domaine Berthaut-Gerbet have made some gorgeous 2017s … continuing the positive development from 2015 and 2016. This is top end … especially the Cazetieres and the Lavaux St. Jacques were showing beautifully.

A new producer for me – Domaine Jerome Gayleyrand a relatively new strong talent – organic and biodynamic methods – making very vivid wines. These are very interesting wines – presumably low sulphur – lively and refined. Three village wines at this tasting – La Justice, En Billard and En Croisette … different yet all good – with the two last being the best on the day at lest. These are indeed lovely wines.

Domaine Marc Roi are lovely and I already tasted the lineup during the summer – a bit reduced on the day.

Domaine Camille Giroud – now with Carel Voorhuis making the wines – at a very fine level. Lavaut St. Jacques and Charmes Chambertin were all fine – as the village Les Crais.

Finally Domaine Duroche was showing the lovely Lavaut St. Jacques … a gorgeous wine.

Le Roi Chambertin mocht naast deze mooie verhaaltjes ook iets zeggen over de prijs van deze wijnen.
Maar daar bewaren ze het stilzwijgen over.
(26-11-2018 01:45 PM)don quichotte schreef: [ -> ]
(25-11-2018 01:19 PM)wvd schreef: [ -> ]The positive selection from Le Roi Chambertin

I found many fine wines at Le Roi Chambertin – 2017 is a delightful vintage … and I already tasted some of the wines there.

Here are a few known or less known:

Domaine Tawse/Domaine Marchand Tawse – lovely wines – I tasted the range in early June 2018 … and they are just delightful .. both the Lavaux and the Mazis-Chambertin are well worth collecting.

Domaine Cecile Tremblay offered a taste of the Chapelle-Chambertin – needless to say … lovely wine in the making – a lovely and actually relatively forward wine.

The Faiveley lineup showed very well – I have more on the Faiveley wines in a separate article – the Clos des Issarts, the Clos de Beze and the Cazetiers are showing delightfully.

Domaine Berthaut-Gerbet have made some gorgeous 2017s … continuing the positive development from 2015 and 2016. This is top end … especially the Cazetieres and the Lavaux St. Jacques were showing beautifully.

A new producer for me – Domaine Jerome Gayleyrand a relatively new strong talent – organic and biodynamic methods – making very vivid wines. These are very interesting wines – presumably low sulphur – lively and refined. Three village wines at this tasting – La Justice, En Billard and En Croisette … different yet all good – with the two last being the best on the day at lest. These are indeed lovely wines.

Domaine Marc Roi are lovely and I already tasted the lineup during the summer – a bit reduced on the day.

Domaine Camille Giroud – now with Carel Voorhuis making the wines – at a very fine level. Lavaut St. Jacques and Charmes Chambertin were all fine – as the village Les Crais.

Finally Domaine Duroche was showing the lovely Lavaut St. Jacques … a gorgeous wine.

Le Roi Chambertin mocht naast deze mooie verhaaltjes ook iets zeggen over de prijs van deze wijnen.
Maar daar bewaren ze het stilzwijgen over.

Dit is een verslag van de jaarlijkse Gevrey degustatie en ik denk niet dat de prijzen daar ter sprake komen. Vele zoniet de meeste domeinen hebben hun prijzen voor 2017 trouwens nog niet bekend gemaakt.
En ja, Bourgogne is duur, heel duur...
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