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Gevrey Chambertin Les Evocelles Vougeraie 2012
HED84158
75 cl
13%
£100.00
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Based in Prémeaux-Prissey, Domaine de la Vougeraie was formed in 1999 when wine entrepreneur Jean-Claude Boisset decided to consolidate all the vineyard holdings of his various négociant companies acquired over the years. With nearly 40 hectares of vineyard area and over 30 different appellations – including six Grand Crus – this is one of Burgundy’s leading estates. This village-level Gevrey-Chambertin comes from Les Evocelles, the very first vineyard acquired by the estate back in 1966. The 2012 is a joy to drink right now, boasting notes of strawberries and raspberries, with floral undertones and a touch of herbs.
91
Vinous
(60% vendange entier): Bright medium red. Precise but restrained aromas of redcurrant, dried flowers and spices. Suave and energetic, conveying lovely spicy cut and herbal complexity to its currant and plum flavors. An excellent village wine from shallow rocky soil. Finishes lively and long.Stephen Tanzer1st March 2015
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