Archive for the 'Burgundy' Category

Sep 20 2014

Big player from North to the South, Maison Louis Jadot

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Bacchus as symbol, new wine cellar – the sancturary, diverse portfolio, from North to the far South in Burgundy/Beaujolais – full range of tasting notes

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Aug 29 2014

A successful marriage in Chambolle and beyond, Domaine Amiot – Servelle

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cellar door sale, organic – own compost, sale, trade in and out, pay for the land even within the family

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Aug 06 2014

Domaine Rossignol Trapet – expression of the fruit and terroir

Rossignol Trapet- two families in Gevrey, from Beaune to Gevrey, biodnyamic not a question of money but more, small quantity, expression of pure fruit, does it overshadows terroir – you tell? Beaune vs. Gevrey,

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Sep 06 2013

Beyond Chardonnay, Montrachet and Cote d’Or – Comtes Lafon

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The domaine with Dominique Lafon, Le Montrachet & beyond, winemaking question of art, tasting wines over Burgundy, high tech and bottle proof, sulphites levels, what about terroir…

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Mar 05 2013

Wines with personality, Domaine Remoriquet

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From Tokaj to Burgundy and from Nuits St Georges to Vosne Romanée, expanding – moving to the new cellar, hands on winemaking, almost a one man show, innovation, terroir difficult to explain but let’s give it a go, the magnificent Malconsorts

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May 16 2012

The doyen of Nuits St George, Domaine Gouges

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From domaine bottling to fame, family owned and will always be, let the soil express itself, terroir nothing but the terroir, different styles of Nuits St George – not all true Nuits, talking vintages, can you reclassify?

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May 02 2012

More than just Chardonnay, Domaine Lamy St Aubin

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Taking a right just at Puligny arrive after Gamay, Burgundy is Burgundy, the taste of the terroir, seven children on seven ha, working with barrel sizes, from Chassagne to St Aubin, high density plantings

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Mar 05 2012

The fine side of Pommard with a touch of rustic style, Coste Caumartin

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In the hearth of Pommard, heaviest Pinot, no Grand Cru but there is Fremiers too and Rugiens if you want, history runs long in Burgundy – Domaine Coste Caumartin 1793, agriculture raisonnée, Jerome Sordet – always with a smile

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Oct 31 2010

The P’s – Puligny and Paul Pernot

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Family winery; Domaine Paul Pernot. Classic labels, volume yet precision fruit and great, intelligent oak use. Skip French breakfast – have some Folatieres! Take reds when you want whites, too. Puligny Montrachet the epitome how a Chardonnay should be or is it the unique, inimitable terroir?!

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Jul 21 2009

Inbound flight with the master of Chambolle – Fredy Mugnier

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If you would to use one word to describe Frédy Mugnier personality only, you probably would end up with the: modest characterization. He doesn’t talk too much this is certain but let the wines talk for himself and they do talk…you can bet on it: his “wine is bottled poetry”.

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