Chassagne Montrachet La Romanee Fontaine Gagnard 2010

Chassagne Montrachet La Romanee Fontaine Gagnard 2010

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  • Robert Parker rating 93
  • Vinous rating 89
Chassagne Montrachet La Romanee Fontaine Gagnard 2010
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75 cl

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£160.00
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Chassagne-Montrachet La Romanée Fontaine-Gagnard 2010 is a distinguished Chardonnay from the Côte de Beaune. This wine originates from the esteemed La Romanée vineyard, known for its ideal exposition. The 2010 vintage benefits from a concentrated crop, resulting in a wine with clear definition and balance. The winemaker, Dominique Fontaine-Gagnard, adheres to traditional vinification methods. Expect aromas of zesty citrus, delicate floral notes and nuances of stone fruits, alongside a subtle oak influence. This wine is structured for longevity.
93 Robert Parker
The 2010 Chassagne-Montrachet La Romanee is another beautifully balanced wine. The 2010 has an element of roundness and general expressiveness in the fruit that separates it from some of the other wines here. It strikes a compelling middle ground between the richer and more ethereal wines in the range. Layers of fruit caress the palate on the sweet, inviting finish. The openness and pure resonance in the 2010 are compelling. Anticipated maturity. 2013+. - Antonio Galloni
89 Vinous
The 2010 Chassagne-Montrachet La Romanée 1er Cru perhaps does not possess the complexity of Bruno Colon’s En Remilly tasted alongside, but it unfolds nicely to reveal scents of orange blossom, pressed white flowers and walnut; smokiness emerges with aeration. The palate is fresh on the entry, offering fine weight in the mouth and just a touch of reduction that becomes more tangible on the struck-match finish. I am fascinated to see how this continues to develop in bottle. Tasted at Sarah Marsh’s 2010 white burgundy tasting in London. Neal Martin1st June 2020

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