Result list for “Château de la Tour” (195 entries)

2018 Pouilly-Fuissé

By billn on June 03, 2020

At the two extremes of Burgundy, the chardonnay has provided much of interest in 2018. There is much excellent Chablis to the north. To the south, bordering Beaujolais and wearing a little more depth and concentration, though still with super balance are the 2018 wines of Pouilly-Fuissé. Of course,… Read More

Henri Rebourseau (reprise)

By billn on May 01, 2018 #br extra!#pages

Tasted in Gevrey-Chambertin with Benigne, Louis and their father, Jean de Surrel, 09 March 2018 – this year I missed the dog. Domaine Henri Rebourseau 10 Place du Monument 21220 Gevrey-Chambertin Tel: +33 3 80 51 88 94 www.domaine-rebourseau.fr I last visited this domaine in… Read More

2017 harvest – 04 september

By billn on September 04, 2017 #vintage 2017

The Clos de Vougeot about 17h00 today. There’s a wave of new starters in the vines today and interestingly, a number of producers are noting that they are harvesting vineyards on exactly the same day as in 2015 – that will be a good comparison in the future. Read More

Jean Loron

By billn on June 29, 2016 #br extra!#pages

Tasted in Pontanevaux with Philippe Bardet and Jean Pierre Rodet, 11 April 2016. Maison Jean Loron 1846 RN 6 71570 Pontanevaux Tel: +33 3 85 36 81 20 www.loron.fr www.chateau-bellevue.fr Jean Pierre Rodet on 2014: “2014 was a completely normal vintage; a… Read More

Events…

By billn on January 20, 2015 #events

Tastings syllabus online soon… Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to… Read More

Roundup of Wines Tasted

By billn on November 29, 2007 #asides

No slurping or spitting! This is a compendium of wines that, in the main, were really drunk with food, friends and family between August and November 2007. There main exception in these pages are about 60 2005’s which were tasted at a large gathering in Zürich in November. Only… Read More

2005 Thomas-Moillard Clos de Vougeot

Wine Note added October 2007

From a parcel of quite well-placed vines, planted just above the Château de la Tour. A tight but faintly sweet nose. Clearly there is lots and lots of structure here, but equally clearly this is the longest finishing wine of the series. Classic, austere, young Clos de Vougeot and probably… Read in the Note Finder

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