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La Gomerie 2001
HED11616
75 cl
13%
£120.00
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Chateau La Gomerie, a Saint-Emilion grand cru belonging in 2001 to the Becot family, is made entirely from old-vine Merlot. Falstaff, tasting the 2001 in 2006, found a deep ruby-garnet wine with a violet rim, sweet roasted notes, mocha and vanilla, a full, sweet core kept fresh, and a long, spicy finish. Jeff Leve of The Wine Cellar Insider, writing in 2018, described it as silky and opulent, with ripe black cherry, plum, chocolate, liquorice and truffle. Roast lamb, or a mushroom risotto.
92 Robert Parker
This exuberant, smoky, earthy offering reveals sweet, concentrated, fleshy, mocha-infused blackberry and cherry flavors with hints of cedar wood and vanilla. Opulent and chewy, this unfined, unfiltered Merlot’s flamboyant personality is nearly ostentatious. Nevertheless, it is hard to resist. Enjoy it over the next decade. - Robert M. Parker, Jr.
92 Jancis Robinson
This exuberant, smoky, earthy offering reveals sweet, concentrated, fleshy, mocha-infused blackberry and cherry flavors with hints of cedar wood and vanilla. Opulent and chewy, this unfined, unfiltered Merlot’s flamboyant personality is nearly ostentatious. Nevertheless, it is hard to resist. Enjoy it over the next decade.Robert Parker30th June 2004
90 Vinous
Full, deep red. Enticing aromas of black raspberry, mocha, tobacco and roasted nuts. Suave, sweet and aromatic in the mouth, with nuanced flavors of black raspberry, minerals and chocolate. Ripe, subtle and persistent on the back end, with lovely aromatic lift. Very sexy wine.Stephen Tanzer1st May 2004