Domaine Armand Rousseau Gevrey Chambertin Clos St Jacques 2005

Avg Price: $795.00
3.93 5 0.5
Add
1 review
+My Wines

My Wines

Save in My Wines

Add to Wishlist

My Cellar

List It
Edit

Winemaker's Notes:

With the 2005 Gevrey-Chambertin Clos St.-Jacques (which by its position intastings here the Rousseaus conspicuously r...

Read more...
  • WA: 90

    Wine Advocate Score

    (94-96)

    Close
  • BH: 92

    Burghound Score

    92

    Close
  • + Wine critic

    Submit a Critic Score

    Score:

    Name of Critic:

    Close
MacArthur Beverages
Washington, VA (23 mi)
USD 899.00
750ml
Buy Now
Suburban Wine & Liquor Store
Yorktown Heights, NY (250 mi)
USD 699.97
750ml
Buy Now
See 4 more prices »

A Pinot Noir wine from Burgundy in France. 2005 Domaine Armand Rousseau Gevrey Chambertin Clos St Jacques 750ml Read more

Set your rating:
Save

Examples: Value Wine, Would Recommend, For the Cellar, Etc...

All Prices

Shipping to:

User Reviews for Domaine Armand Rousseau Gevrey Chambertin Clos St Jacques

External Reviews for Domaine Armand Rousseau Gevrey Chambertin Clos St Jacques

External Review
Source: JJ Buckley Fine Wines
01/17/2009

A Pinot Noir wine from Burgundy in France. 2005 Domaine Armand Rousseau Gevrey Chambertin Clos St Jacques 750ml


Winemaker's Notes:

With the 2005 Gevrey-Chambertin Clos St.-Jacques (which by its position intastings here the Rousseaus conspicuously rate as grand cru) we arrive at thefirst wine that is matured in new wood. Pure, sweet, fresh black cherry fruit,marrowy and enveloping carnal richness, mysteriously enticing florality,low-toned, chalky minerality and accents of black tea and star anise arefeatured in this remarkably seamless wine. Meat, minerals and mystery dominatea finish that is profoundly layered yet preserves sheer palate-cleansingrefreshment and positively vibrates with vividly fresh fruit intensity.Rousseau owns around one third of this great site, meaning that there are overa thousand cases of this phenomenal wine to ransack the marketplace in searchof, then sock away for at least a decade and preferably two. It is always thelast-harvested site, says Eric Rousseau, and in 2005 his roughly twenty veteranpickers could certainly afford to wait and richly rewarded us for it. (David Schildknecht - Wine Advocate - Apr 07)

With the 2005 Gevrey-Chambertin Clos St.-Jacques (which by its position intastings here the Rousseaus conspicuously rate as grand cru) we arrive at thefirst wine that is matured in new wood. Pure, sweet, fresh black cherry fruit,marrowy and enveloping carnal richness, mysteriously enticing florality,low-toned, chalky minerality and accents of black tea and star anise arefeatured in this remarkably seamless wine. Meat, minerals and mystery dominatea finish that is profoundly layered yet preserves sheer palate-cleansingrefreshment and positively vibrates with vividly fresh fruit intensity.Rousseau owns around one third of this great site, meaning that there are overa thousand cases of this phenomenal wine to ransack the marketplace in searchof, then sock away for at least a decade and preferably two. It is always thelast-harvested site, says Eric Rousseau, and in 2005 his roughly twenty veteranpickers could certainly afford to wait and richly rewarded us for it. (David Schildknecht - Wine Advocate - Apr 07)

Best Wine Deals

See More Deals »

Pinot Noir Top Lists