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2009 Heresztyn Gevrey-Chambertin Champonets

By billn on January 26, 2011

Again the nose is a little tight but it is both darker and deeper than the Corbeaux – slowly a warm core of fruit develops. Mouth-filling structure again forms something of veil between you and the flavours – which is released the moment you swallow – serious wine!

2009 Heresztyn Morey St.Denis Les Millandes

By billn on January 26, 2011

Tight but with a smoky, mineral centre – but that centre seems quite distant. More mineral and mouth-filling again but also more linear than the previous wines. The veil is once-more lifted when you swallow. Again this is a very serious wine which will beg some aging.

2009 Boisset Jean-Claude Puligny-Montrachet Champs Gains

By billn on January 25, 2011

The nose shows lots of width with some subtle complexity. This is another wine starts relatively narrow in the mouth but gets wider and wider. Lovely balance and very nice indeed.

2009 Boisset Jean-Claude Puligny-Montrachet La Garenne

By billn on January 25, 2011

The nose is fine and understated. A narrow entry that is reminiscent of the aligoté until it widens across the palate. Beautiful length – very, very pretty.

2009 Boisset Jean-Claude Beaune Clos des Vignes Franches

By billn on January 25, 2011

(Blanc) The nose is both wide and concentrated – yet admirably fresh. Wow, very mineral and quite explosive in the mid-palate too. No-one would guess Beaune-blanc – Chapeau!

2009 Boisset Jean-Claude Ladoix Les Hautes Murottes

By billn on January 25, 2011

Deep and round – quite some energy to the aromas. Fuller and more concentrated than the Chorey, yet has the energy to be quite lithe. Lovely flavour of fruit in the mid-palate that fills out more as you enter the finish. Really this is very, very super.

2009 Boisset Jean-Claude Aloxe-Corton Les Valozières

By billn on January 25, 2011

The nose is full and dense – dark fruit aromas. Also full and concentrated in the mouth, with lovely acidity. A big wine – but is sold out!

2009 Boisset Jean-Claude Beaune Les Grèves

By billn on January 25, 2011

Eighty percent new oak. The aromas need coaxing from the glass; no oak just silky dark fruit. Velvet textuire and very concentrated – this is one big hill of flavour that decays oh-so slowly. Superb!

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