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2009 Gagnard Jean-Noël Chassagne-Montrachet Blanchot Dessus

By billn on April 08, 2011

The nose is a little more generous than the previous wines. In the mouth it’s more complex than the preceding wines with flavour that grows in the mid-palate and is very long lasting.

2009 Gagnard Jean-Noël Chassagne-Montrachet Les Caillerets

By billn on April 08, 2011

The nose is more detailed with that background of Chassagne herbs. Lovely freshness – wide yet very mineral. Super-intense. I find this absolutely lovely!

2009 Gagnard Jean-Noël Chassagne-Montrachet Les Morgeots

By billn on April 08, 2011

(Red) This nose has a wider impression of fruit, tinged with a little herbs. More tannin, again with a little grab but finely grained. The flavour slowly lingers in the finish – more mineral than fruit. It would be silly to call Morgeots an elegant wine, but after the l’Estimé I think you will understand what I mean.

2009 Gagnard Jean-Noël Santenay Clos des Tavannes

By billn on April 08, 2011

The nose has lighter-coloured red fruit – more red-currant/raspberry than cherry. Nicely full, with a little tannic grain. There is dark-red fruit flavour and a lovely balance. This is not just strikingly pretty, it has depth too.

2009 Lamarche Francois Vosne-Romanée Les Chaumes

By billn on April 07, 2011

The nose is quite lovely, if a little understated after the last wines – more high-toned and elegant. There is more tannin again and a flavour that is nicely Vosne; good freshness and long-lasting dark fruit and mineral flavour to finish.

2009 Lamarche Francois Vosne-Romanée Les Suchots

By billn on April 07, 2011

After the Chaumes this nose has more impact of dark, up-front fruit. Silkier, intense and dark flavours cross the palate – staining. Large-scaled structure but not overwhelmingly so – no fat, just power.

2009 Lamarche Francois Vosne-Romanée Les Malconsorts

By billn on April 07, 2011

Dark and brooding fruit on the nose – warming the glass brings a burst of dark spice. Full and wide in the mouth – plenty of structure too; the tannin has a hint of dryness, but that’s wood tannin and will fade the quickest.

2009 Lamarche Francois Nuits St.Georges Les Cras

By billn on April 07, 2011

The nose has core of pure dark-red fruit. There is more fine tannin; again this is intense but more linear and mineral than the Vosne. The last drops have taken on a floral and redcurrant aspect – very pretty.

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