Gevrey Chambertin Domaine Fourrier 2005

Gevrey Chambertin Domaine Fourrier 2005

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  • Vinous rating 88
Gevrey Chambertin Domaine Fourrier 2005
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HED00652

75 cl

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£200.00
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Gevrey-Chambertin Domaine Fourrier 2005 presents an intricate bouquet highlighted by dark fruits, floral nuances and subtle earthy undertones. The palate displays a complex interplay of minerality and texture, marked by a distinct creaminess balanced with fresh acidity. Jean-Marie Fourrier’s winemaking philosophy prioritises minimal intervention, incorporating uncrushed fruit to extend fermentation and keep CO2 during ageing. The estate, consistently recognised for quality, benefits from nearly all vineyards being over fifty years old, planted by his forebears.
88 Vinous
Good bright, deep red. Wilder, musky nose hints at roast coffee. Sweet on entry, then sappy and imploded in the middle, showing less fat than the Echezeaux and a more muscular texture. Ultimately much less sweet than the south-side example. Finishes with substantial building tannins.

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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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