Olivier Antoine et Rachel

2009 Olivier Antoine et Rachel Santenay Beaurepaire Blanc

By billn on May 17, 2011

Hints of warm fruit and Chassagne-style herbs. Intense, sweet and just slightly heavy – but the flavours are long and finally a decent acidity kicks in delivering a nice balance to the finish.

2009 Olivier Antoine et Rachel Chassagne-Montrachet Morgeot

By billn on May 17, 2011

(Blanc) High-toned, completely different aromas, framed with Chassagne herbs. This is longer and rounder and whilst balanced I have a slight preference for the river of acidity that runs through the Bievaux.

2009 Olivier Antoine et Rachel Santenay Beaurepaire

By billn on May 17, 2011

Medium, medium-plus colour. This also shows a dark cherry fruit but coupled to higher-toned violet notes. Again there is intensity and very pretty, mouth-watering fruit. A good increase of flavour in the mid-palate and finally just a little strawberry in the finish. Excellent.

2009 Olivier Antoine et Rachel Savigny-lès-Beaune Les Peuillets

By billn on May 17, 2011

Medium-plus colour. Darker, deeper aromas. Full and wide – again with plenty of velvet tannin but with more depth of fruit. Very serious wine here. The aroma from the last drops of wine were much redder…

2008 Olivier Antoine et Rachel Santenay Beaurepaire

By billn on August 31, 2010

Medium-plus colour. The nose starts almost too forward but slowly settles into a fine and deep expression of red and black fruits and something that almost touches on aniseed. Concentrated and certainly intense this has more padding than the villages Santenay so never hints at anything mouth-puckering. The texture is very good indeed. This premier cru essentially delivering more weight without any penalty in terms of fineness or focus. Really very accomplished.

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