Chambertin Clos de Beze Robert Groffier 2005

Chambertin Clos de Beze Robert Groffier 2005

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  • Robert Parker rating 95
  • Vinous rating 94
Chambertin Clos de Beze Robert Groffier 2005
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75 cl

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£825.00
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The 2005 Chambertin-Clos de Bèze Grand Cru from Robert Groffier Père & Fils is a concentrated, elegant Burgundy Pinot Noir from a stellar vintage. Showcasing the domaine`s signature refinement and silky texture, it exhibits an aromatic profile of smoky, sweet raspberry, rose petal, red liquorice and a suggestion of iron. The palate is richly fruited and supple, boasting ultra-refined tannins and underlying tones of charred meat, mocha, and black tea. The domaine owns a half-hectare parcel of vines within the prestigious Chambertin-Clos de Bèze Grand Cru vineyard.
95 Robert Parker
The 2005 Chambertin Clos de Beze offers a smoky, sweet raspberry, rose petal and red licorice nose, a richly-fruited palate boasting ultra-refined, weapons-grade tannins and undertones of charred meat, mocha, and black tea. The finish is strikingly refined and long-lined, detonating with flowers, fresh berries and spice. Expect at least 10-12 years of positive evolution from these Groffier Grand Crus. - David Schildknecht
94 Vinous
Saturated, bright red-ruby. Wild aromas of redcurrant, rose petal, iron and musky coffee; the most vibrant of these '05s. Then sweet but energetic and gripping in the mouth, with compelling peppery lift contributing freshness. The sheer youthful energy of this wine masks its powerful underlying structure today. Very young, dense and built for a long and slow evolution in bottle. Next to this, the Bonnes-Mares came off as a bit flat by comparison.Stephen Tanzer1st March 2008

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