Romanee St Vivant Hudelot Noellat 2015

Romanee St Vivant Hudelot Noellat 2015

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  • Jancis Robinson rating 96
  • Vinous rating 95
Romanee St Vivant Hudelot Noellat 2015
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75 cl

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£1,810.00
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Founded in 1962 by Alain Hudelot and based in Chambolle-Musigny, Domaine Hudelot-Noëllat covers 10 hectares spread over 4 villages and 15 different appellations. Today, the estate is run by Alain`s grandson Charles van Canneyt, who took over in 2008. This particular cuvée is from Romanée-Saint-Vivant, a grand cru vineyard where Hudelot-Noëllat owns a 0.48-hectare parcel. The 2015 vintage is a full-bodied wine, bursting with notes of wild berries, Asian spices, dried flowers and orange oil. The wine is approachable now but will age quite well too.
96 Jancis Robinson
The 2015 Romanée Saint-Vivant Grand Cru from Domaine Hudelot-Noëllat is exceptional, bursting from the glass with notes of cherries, wild berries, exotic spice, dried flowers and orange rind. On the palate, the wine is full-bodied, concentrated and authoritative, built around a bright line of acidity and a fine-grained chassis of satiny tannins. The finish is long, fragrant and racy.William Kelley27th April 2018
95 Vinous
Full, bright red. Alluring aromas of black cherry, raspberry, cocoa powder, licorice and violet hint at the exotic side of the vintage. Wonderfully silky-sweet on the palate, but with its plush, seamless texture given shape by surprising harmonious acidity. This is deceptively accessible today owing to its sheer sucrosité and pliancy, and its utterly suave tannins, but the extremely long finish shows an exhilarating sappiness that suggests this wine will evolve slowly and gracefully in bottle.Stephen Tanzer1st January 2018

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