Gevrey Chambertin Champeaux Domaine Fourrier 2005

Gevrey Chambertin Champeaux Domaine Fourrier 2005

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  • Vinous rating 92
  • Robert Parker rating 90
Gevrey Chambertin Champeaux Domaine Fourrier 2005
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75 cl

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£655.00
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Based in the village of Gevrey-Chambertin, the family-owned Domaine Fourrier is currently managed by the prolific winemaker Jean-Marie Fourrier. Before taking over from his father in 1994, Jean-Marie worked as an apprentice for both Henry Jayer and Véronique Drouhin at Domaine Drouhin in Oregon. This release comes from Les Champeaux, a Premier Cru site where Fourrier owns a tiny 0.21-hectare plot of very old vines. The wine is fresh and full of energy, boasting notes of ripe cherries, nutmeg, dry herbs and earthy nuances.
92 Vinous
- Good deep red with ruby highlights. Dark raspberry, blackberry, mocha and minerals on the nose. Sweet and rich but fresh, with terrific sappy intensity to the dark fruit flavors. Wonderfully supple and smooth on the back end, finishing with ripe, broad tannins. Today the wine's volume completely hides its underlying spine.

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Jean-Marie Fourrier has been at the helm of his family domaine since the mid 1990s and has steadily risen to become one of Gevrey-Chambertin's most important vignerons. Having served an apprentice under the famous Henri Jayer before a brief stint at Domaine Drouhin in Oregon, Jean-Marie returned to France with a clear vision to raise to improve the quality of his wines to be the equal of any in the Côte de Nuits.

Grapes are destemmed after picking and fermentation is kept on the cooler side. A 36 - 48 hour maceration precedes the fermentation, punching down is manual and malolactic fermentation is restricted through temperature control. These are superbly elegant wines which push their ethereal fruit character to the fore.

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