Volnay Clos des Ducs Marquis d`Angerville 2009

Volnay Clos des Ducs Marquis d`Angerville 2009

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Volnay Clos des Ducs Marquis d`Angerville 2009
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75 cl

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£400.00
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Marquis d`Angerville Volnay Clos des Ducs 2009 is a medium-bodied Burgundy red wine from the Premier Cru climat of Clos des Ducs in the Volnay commune of the Côte de Beaune. Once part-owned by the Dukes of Burgundy, Domaine Marquis d`Angerville is a historic Burgundy producer based in Volnay. Its vineyard holdings cover approximately 16.5 hectares, which includes the prized monopole Clos des Ducs, where this 2009 release comes from. "Good medium red; a bit less saturated than the 2010. More spicy and exotic on the nose than the `10, with its raspberry and mineral aromas joined by a light herbal element. Enters the mouth with silky richness, then turns juicy in the mid-palate, showing a very suave texture and surprising framing acidity to its flavours of liqueur-like red fruits and dried flowers. Quite powerful and long, finishing with serious late-arriving tannins. This is built for a long evolution in bottle. Guillaume d`Angerville told me that this wine "started out huge, but then the élévage gave it focus." Vinous, 2019
93 Vinous
Good medium red; a bit less saturated than the 2010. More spicy and exotic on the nose than the '10, with its raspberry and mineral aromas joined by a light herbal element. Enters the mouth with silky richness, then turns juicy in the mid-palate, showing a very suave texture and surprising framing acidity to its flavors of liqueur-like red fruits and dried flowers. Quite powerful and long, finishing with serious late-arriving tannins. This is built for a long evolution in bottle. Guillaume d'Angerville told me that this wine started out huge, but then the élevage gave it focus, whereas the 2008 Clos des Ducs began lean and got richer. (13.55% alcohol; September 13 harvest; 40 h/h; 3.66 pH)Stephen Tanzer1st October 2019

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