Nuits St.Georges Les Boudots

2008 Mugneret Gerard Nuits St.Georges Les Boudots

By billn on January 27, 2011

The nose is part floral and part fruit – then a deep violet flower note –this is rather profound! A hint more sweetness and roundness; long mouthwatering flavours. Very nice indeed.

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1996 Grivot Jean Nuits St.Georges Les Boudots

By on March 31, 2009 #asides

I havented tasted one for a while, but I have a quite a few Grivot Nuits from this vintage – the Roncières in particular has been very nice. My first Grivot Boudots from ‘96: A little darker in colour than the Corton. The darker fruit also shows a hint of mustiness and is also a little more muscular. The delivery on the palate is similar to the Corton, intense, some tannin though the fruit is darker and a shade metallic tasting. Almost good, and of-course very young.

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2006 Tardy Jean Nuits St.Georges Les Boudots

By on November 30, 2008 #asides

Medium-plus colour. Red-black fruit that is quite high-toned. Great texture with velvet but not astringent tannin. Lots of dimension. The ‘just right’ acidity lets the flavour linger. This is also very good

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1997 Tardy Jean Nuits St.Georges Les Boudots

By on July 31, 2007 #asides

The nose has the 97 sweetness though unusually it’s coupled with a rather herby presentation but nice high-toned red fruits too. Actually quite appealing. The palate was grainy and red – I didn’t really think of much more to say…

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2005 Potel Nicolas Nuits St.Georges Les Boudots

By on March 31, 2007 #asides

There’s plenty to see on the nose, and it’s not just about fruit – a nice toffee note comes through too. In the mouth it’s all about fresh fruit and acidity followed by a real extra kick of concentration in the mid-palate and into the finish. This really does have an extra dimension vs the last wines and comes across just a little Vosne-like. Really super, bravo.

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2004 Potel Nicolas Nuits St.Georges Les Boudots

By on February 28, 2006 #asides

A wide, cedar inflected, slightly feral nose. High-toned fruit in the mouth, lots of concentration that’s well balanced with the acidity and tannin – you can really chew on this. Will need some bottle time to mellow – if mellow is what you want.

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