Chambertin Bouchard 2017

Chambertin Bouchard 2017

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Chambertin Bouchard 2017
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75 cl

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£175.00
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From one of the oldest estates in Burgundy, this 2017 Chambertin Grand Cru was a particular success. Coming from a tiny 0.3ha parcel on the upper slopes of the vineyard, it is gloriously open-knit and generous with notes of black, Asian spices and tobacco. The palate is grippy towards the finish suggesting a long, distinguished life ahead.
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The 2017 Chambertin Grand Cru comes from a single parcel from the upper slopes (0.30 hectares). It has an outgoing, slightly spicy/Oriental bouquet, with hints of hoisin suffusing the black and red fruit and a discreet tobacco note underneath. The palate is medium-bodied with supple, juicy tannin. This is quite grippy toward the finish, although it needs more brightness and refinement on the finish, which at the moment feels quite solid. Neal Martin1st January 2019

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