2010 Burgundies are hitting the shelves, or in some cases due to the marriage of limited quantities and high ratings, are slipping through the retail channels without ever having seen a shelf. Yes, this is the perfect storm: a great vintage, lower than...
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Brunello, and other Tuscan reds, are home base for me. I enjoy wines from many other regions as well, and love to organize,and participate in, wine themed dinners in NYC. Twitter @brunellobob
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Avilleran, Champagne Piacentina, Ermitage, Grosse Roussette, Hermitage, Johannisberg, Marsan Belyi, Marsanne Blanche,...
British wine writer and critic, Jancis Robinson, once noted that throughout the 80’s and 90’s in the United States, C...
“With so voluptuous a perfume, so sweet an edge, they make the blood run hot,” Joel Fleischman, wine columnist at Van...
Beaujolais Beaujolais lies roughly in the southeast quarter of France, between Burgundy to...
The Maconnais is the southernmost part of Burgundy, if you don’t count Beaujolais. It is b...
Bourgogne AC is Burgundy’s generic appellation. In the Cote d’Or, the flatter, more fertil...
Chardonnay is a simple blank canvas of a grape, and one has to train it to taste a certain...
In 1973, Marcel Lapierre begins again the family business composed then by 7 hectares with the cu...
Styled by Vincent Girardin, his white wines display their quality in finesse, their aromatic pure...
Famous domain "Charles de Valliere" based in Pommard, Burgundy. Family owned and runned busi...
United since the merger of two century-old trading houses, Cordier and Mestrezat.The Cordier Mest...
Maison Louis Max is in the happy position of possessing a vineyard of more than 130 hectares :Ala...
Today, Château de Pommard is the largest private vineyard in Bourgogne. Its 20 hectares of wines ...
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Burgundy on Snooth
May 2013
Thin, big spiced cherry on the nose, dry+, low+ acidity, low tannin, slight smoke on nose and palate. Went well with jalapeño spiced potatoes, not sure why... Read More
May 2013
Similar to the 2010 vintage but a touch more on the round, smooth side without as much acidity. Read More
May 2013
Funny thread. I was visiting Mom this past weekend, moving her actually, and ... limit my comments. First, Burgundy vs CA and elsewhere. That's WAY too simplistic. CA is about the size of France. Burgundy is a small part of France. Burgundy has about 29000 hectares of vines, whereas Napa in CA has about 43000 and there are many other AVAs. Co... Read More
May 2013
Foxall..I would recommend a South African Pinot Noir for your wife. South ... ... ... recommend to bordeaux or burgundy drinkers that are looking for something different. Back to the Pinot Noir..I'd recommend Hamilton Russell. Their chardonnay is pretty good too. If you want a bordeaux varietal from South Africa..Mulderbosch is a good one. Odd... Read More
May 2013
Showing all notes of caramel, heavy toast and butterscotch, buttered popcorn and toasted marshmallow. Fruit is all but vanished and it's slightly oxidized, but kind of works as an aperitif or dessert sipper given it's heavy salty/sweet qualities.86 pts.5/18/13 Read More
May 2013
Green herbs, dust, stone and baking spice on the nose, with red raspberry, cranberry and other red berry. Zesty spice frame and flavors of wild strawberry and raspberry. Lots of cinnamon and baking spice notes. Wood and dusty tannins. Big acid still. Softening tannins. Zippy wine. Nice. 88 pts.5/18/13 Read More
May 2013
OT, the vine age is an interesting concept...not an easy thing to analyze ... ... more highly regarded village burgundy wines I've tasted to date...really looking forward to it and hope it shows wel Read More
May 2013
Pinot has been a much celebrated topic here on Snooth over the years I've ... domestic Pinot Noir while Burgundy has really captured my attention over the past year or so, as much as it may hurt my wallet. However, with both styles, there's something elusive and also transcendent about the grape as it has a unique ability in appealing both the... Read More
May 2013
drinkable, but not a favorite Read More
Dec 3, 2009
DUJAC CLOS DENIS '05 SERIOUSLY INTENSE Heavily Blackcherried, herby,firm and authoratative, but never coarse and over-rustic. A SMOKY DREAM WITH JUICY OUTCOME!!! Quite satisfying to a sophisticated palate!
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A Big week ahead of us in Burgundy: HARVEST! I uploaded a couple of pictures taken Sunday Sept. 14 in Clos Vougeot and Gevrey Chambertin areas. Enjoy!
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