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Dominus 2013 75cl

Napa Valley | Kalifornien | Vereinigte Staaten
CHF 486.45
Rezensionen & Bewertungen
100 Robert Parker
The 2013 Dominus is, to my way of thinking, one of the most profound wines Christian Moueix has yet made in his rather brilliant winemaking history, both in France and in Napa Valley. This wine, with very low yields of only 3,500 cases and a final blend of 89% Cabernet Sauvignon, 7% Petit Verdot and 4% Cabernet Franc, offers up notes of cedar wood, forest floor, loamy soil and oodles of blackberry and blackcurrant fruit. Very opaque purple in color, super-pure and intense, this wine has low acidity, but ripe, noticeable tannins. This is a 30- to 40-year wine and a profound effort from this famous vineyard in Yountville. Drink it over the next 40+ years.<br/>Christian Moueix has probably had his two greatest back-to-back vintages to date with the 2012 and 2013. The 2012s, which are just being released, include the unbelievable Dominus, made of 93% Cabernet Sauvignon and the rest Petit Verdot and Cabernet Franc and coming in at 14.3% natural alcohol. I said last year that it reminded me somewhat of the 1991 and the 1994, which are both still very strong efforts and, while fully mature, showed no signs of decline if well-stored. Tel. (707) 944-8954; www.dominusestate.com
100 Robert Parker
The 2013 Dominus is, to my way of thinking, one of the most profound wines Christian Moueix has yet made in his rather brilliant winemaking history, both in France and in Napa Valley. This wine, with very low yields of only 3,500 cases and a final blend of 89% Cabernet Sauvignon, 7% Petit Verdot and 4% Cabernet Franc, offers up notes of cedar wood, forest floor, loamy soil and oodles of blackberry and blackcurrant fruit. Very opaque purple in color, super-pure and intense, this wine has low acidity, but ripe, noticeable tannins. This is a 30- to 40-year wine and a profound effort from this famous vineyard in Yountville. Drink it over the next 40+ years.<br/>Christian Moueix has probably had his two greatest back-to-back vintages to date with the 2012 and 2013. The 2012s, which are just being released, include the unbelievable Dominus, made of 93% Cabernet Sauvignon and the rest Petit Verdot and Cabernet Franc and coming in at 14.3% natural alcohol. I said last year that it reminded me somewhat of the 1991 and the 1994, which are both still very strong efforts and, while fully mature, showed no signs of decline if well-stored. Tel. (707) 944-8954; www.dominusestate.com
100 James Suckling
The aromas to this are multidimensional and fascinating with black truffles, bark, cloves, black currants, citrus, and even ginseng. Full-bodied, yet reserved and austere with chewy and powerful tannins that remain polished and refined. The flavors are more umami and savory. Then there are forest fruits and blood-orange undertones. The wine goes on for minutes. A wine to age for a lifetime. It's an experience to taste this. A new classic showing its history and tradition as a source of the greatest wines ever from Napa. A wine to enjoy forever.
92 Wine Spectator
Dense and earthy, with a submerged core of rich blackberry, currant, anise and sage flavors. The dusty, loamy earth character lends balance and definition. Ends with cedary tannins and good length. Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot and Cabernet Franc. Drink now through 2032. 3,500 cases made. –JL
92 Wine Spectator
Dense and earthy, with a submerged core of rich blackberry, currant, anise and sage flavors. The dusty, loamy earth character lends balance and definition. Ends with cedary tannins and good length. Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot and Cabernet Franc. Drink now through 2032. 3,500 cases made. –JL
Hersteller
Dominus Estate
In den späten 1960er-Jahren verliebte sich Christian Moueix in sowohl die Weine als auch die Weinberge des Napa Valley. Später, in den 1970ern arbeitete er wieder zuhause in den Weinbergen seiner Familie in Frankreich, denn sein Vater war der berühmte Weinhändler und -erzeuger Jean-Pierre Moueix, dem einige der besten Weingüter Frankreichs gehörten – Pétrus, Château La Fleur-Pétrus, Château Trotanoy in Pomerol und Château Magdelaine in Saint-Émilion. Doch 1981 kehrte Christian nach Napa zurück, und 1995 schließlich ging er eine Partnerschaft zum Zweck des Ausbaus des historischen Napanook-Weinbergs ein. Er nannte den Besitz “Dominus”, lateinisch für “Herr des Anwesens”, um seine Bindung zu dem Land hervorzuheben. Heute scheinen viele der exotischen und aufblühenden Elemente seines Bordelaiser Hintergrunds in seinen Weinen durch, insbesondere in seinem Flaggschiff-Cabernet-Sauvignon, Dominus. Während sein Zweitwein Napanook nicht minder beeindruckend und sogar noch zugänglicher ist, so dass er nur drei bis vier Jahre zum Reifen benötigt, profitiert der Dominus von mindestens zehn Jahren geduldigen Wartens.