Bonnes Mares Mugnier 2013

Bonnes Mares Mugnier 2013

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  • Vinous rating 93
Bonnes Mares Mugnier 2013
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HED57369

75 cl

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£888.00
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The Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru from Domaine Jacques-Frédéric Mugnier comes from a narrow 0.36ha plot with vines planted as far back as 1961. Annual production is between 900 and 1500 bottles and has resulted in being an exceptionally highly sought-after wine. The 2013 is charming with tart cherry fruit, filigree tannin and subtly earthy finish.
93 Vinous
Deep, bright red. Slightly liqueur-like aromas of blueberry, licorice and menthol. Plush, broad and very ripe, with creamy crystallized berry flavors accented by spices and herbs. Wonderfully rich, round and horizontal but with a sexy restrained sweetness. Finishes broad and long, with supple tannins fully supported by the wine's superb depth of texture. This wine was quite brooding from barrel a year ago; will it go back into a shell in the bottle?Stephen Tanzer1st March 2016

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Located the famous Château de Chambolle-Musigny, which has been owned by the Mugniers since the mid 19th century, Frédéric Mugnier took the hem at the family winery in 1985. Frédéric farms around 35 acres of vines, including plantings in some of Burgundy's most desirable crus, most notably the famous Les Amoureuses Premier Cru and Musigny Grand Cru. A notable recent addition to the portfolio is Clos de la Maréchale in Nuits-St-George, returned to the family stable after a 54 lease to Domaine Faiveley.

The winemaking is methodical and reasoned, reflecting Frédéric's training as an engineer - all fruit is destemmed before crushing, new oak is limited to 25% and all wines are bottled unfined and unfiltered. Bucking the trend somewhat, Frédéric has decided not to pursue organic or biodynamic certification. While pesticide and herbicide-free since the mid-1990s, the domaine take a pragmatic approach to vineyard management rather than a dogmatic one.

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