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Domaine Gouges Henri

Domaine Gouges Henri

Nuits-Saint-Georges 1er Cru

Les Pruliers

2015

Notations :

Stephen Tanzer : 91-93 points
Robert Parker : 93-95 points
Your Cellarman :
95 points

79.00 €

Quantity

0,75 L

CARD-INDEX OF CELLAR

Area : Bourgogne

Name : Nuits-Saint-Georges

Type : Red wine

Grape variety : Pinot Noir

Structure : Consistent, Dense, Finesse, Fleshy, Length, Sappy, Satiny, Thick

Families of flavor : Café, Cuir, Fresh fruits, Mokka, Spices

Conservation : A maturité jusqu'en 2030

Temperature of service : 16°

Mets/Wines agreements : Côte de boeuf grillée, Poularde truffée, Volaille de Bresse et morilles

Capacity : Bottle (0,75 L)

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Description :

The 2015 Nuits Saint Georges 1er Cru Les Pruliers has a more feminine, more fruit-driven bouquet than the NSG Clos des Porrets, very pure crushed strawberry, red cherry and cranberry aromas that gain intensity all the time in the glass. The palate is medium-bodied with blood orange on the entry

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Domaine Gouges Henri

What analogy can be drawn from the names "Chaignots", "Pruliers", "Clos des Porrets Saint-Georges", or "Vaucrains" ? Firstly, one that illustrates some of the most famous names from the Nuiton vineyard. Secondly, one that embodies the Gouges domain, one of the most beautiful selections of Grand Cru from the Côte d’Or.

Here, man takes root in the soil like the ancient vines he produces. Once, it was Henri, then Michel and Marcel, today it is Pierre, Christian and their successor, Grégory : for nearly eighty years, the soil has soaked up the sweat of these enthusiasts on the fifteen hectares that make up the family domain. Since the beginning of the century, all the work in the Gouges family can be summarised in the maxim : "it is whilst still on the vine that a fine wine matures..."

And what wine ! In addition to the Burgundy vineyards and the Nuits Village , the family dance card boasts some of the most impressive crowned heads, some of the finest jewels from the Côte of fine wine...

Welcome to a demanding domain of excellence where the vineyards can find a youthful expression, with all that means in exuberance and fruitiness, but equally an age-old character, with a great wealth of nuances, strength and concentration...

In a few words, the realisation of an arduous task of yield management, selection, quality. Here, the fruit must draw the most from the earth, it must express the best of the plant. To be convinced just discover the wines of this domain...

Notes de dégustation

Stephen Tanzer : 91-93 points

"Good medium red. Very reticent aromas of plum, licorice and menthol hint at a chocolatey ripeness. In a rather rich, fat style, offering good concentration and sappiness to the thick, deep flavors of dark raspberry, spices and bitter chocolate. Comes across as a bit more tannic than the preceding samples, and perhaps a touch warmer at 13.2% alcohol. This fruit was picked two days later than the adjacent Clos des Porrets Saint-Georges."

Robert Parker : 93-95 points
"The 2015 Nuits Saint Georges 1er Cru Les Pruliers has a more feminine, more fruit-driven bouquet than the NSG Clos des Porrets, very pure crushed strawberry, red cherry and cranberry aromas that gain intensity all the time in the glass. The palate is medium-bodied with blood orange on the entry, plenty of lively red berry fruit with admirable mineralité and tension on the finish. This is a superb les Pruliers from Domaine Gouges and it should give a couple decades worth of drinking pleasure."