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Domaine Méo-Camuzet

Domaine Méo-Camuzet

Vosne Romanée 1er Cru

Les Chaumes

2008

Notations :

Allen Meadows : 88-91 points
Robert Parker : 89 points
Your Cellarman :
91 points

195.00 €

Box Gift 205.00 €

Quantity

1,5 L

CARD-INDEX OF CELLAR

Area : Bourgogne

Name : Vosne-Romanée

Type : Red wine

Grape variety : Pinot Noir

Structure : Fleshy, Rich, Sappy

Families of flavor : Fresh fruits, Spices, Wood

Conservation : A boire jusqu'en 2020

Temperature of service : 15-16°

Mets/Wines agreements : Boeuf braisé aux carottes, Confit de canard, Foie de veau poêlé

Capacity : Magnum (1,5 L)

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Description :

The Meo-Camuzet 2008 Vosne-Romanee Les Chaumes leads with smoky-sweet suggestions of machine oil along with woody resin (from two-third new barrels) and confitured cherry and blackberry. Bright and spicy (ginger, cumin), with decidedly more vintage-typical acidity in evidence than the corresponding village-level bottlings

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Various procedures are implemented to carry out this objective: vine-growing techniques that try to favour the natural balances, reveal the terroir and keep yields in check, careful harvesting by hand, and sorting grapes prior to a winemaking procedure characterized by minimum interference. This encourages the freshness, the expression of the fruit and the personality of each wine rather than simple extraction.

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Notes de dégustation

Robert Parker : 89 points
"The Meo-Camuzet 2008 Vosne-Romanee Les Chaumes leads with smoky-sweet suggestions of machine oil along with woody resin (from two-third new barrels) and confitured cherry and blackberry. Bright and spicy (ginger, cumin), with decidedly more vintage-typical acidity in evidence than the corresponding village-level bottlings, this finishes with a bit of extraneous tannin, superficial sweetness, and oak notes, though also welcome sheer length and attractive spice. It should hold up well for at least 6-8 years." (2010)

Allen Meadows : 88-91 points
"A discreet application of wood highlights the spicy red, blue and purple fruit aromas that give way to impressively rich and quite round medium-bodied flavors that possess a generous mid-palate and culminate in a racy, intense and lingering finish." (2010)