Morey St Denis Clos de la Bussiere Georges Roumier 1997

Morey St Denis Clos de la Bussiere Georges Roumier 1997

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  • Vinous rating 87
Morey St Denis Clos de la Bussiere Georges Roumier 1997
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75 cl

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£738.00
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Clos de la Bussière is a historical premier cru vineyard situated in the Morey-Saint-Denis. It is a monopole of the Roumier family, who purchased it in 1953. The soils here are made up of similar rocky clay limestone as in Les Ruchots, also a premier cru in the appellation. The summer of 1997 presented very favourable conditions during the last stage of the growing season and the wines from that vintage are subsequently very good indeed.
87 Vinous
Moderately saturated medium red. Wild aromas of licorice, underbrush, mocha and menthol. Sweet, fruity and fat. More structured and deeper than the Chambolle but comes across as a bit more tannic and dry as it has shut down following the bottling.Stephen Tanzer1st March 2000

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