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Côte Rôtie La Mouline 1999 75cl

AOC | Côte Rôtie | Rhône | France
CHF 767.50
Évaluations et Scores
100 Robert Parker
The most developed, evolved and forward of the three La-La?s in this vintage is the dense purple-colored 1999 Cote Rotie La Mouline. An extraordinary effort, it offers a smorgasbord of aromas and flavors. Scents of violets, raspberries, blackberries, roasted espresso, balsamic vinegar, and pepper tumble out of the glass. It is unctuously-textured, full-bodied, and fabulously concentrated with a tremendous purity and seamlessness that must be tasted to be believed. A wine of singular greatness, it can be drunk young, but should be at its finest between 2005-2020. <br/>
100 Robert Parker
The most developed, evolved and forward of the three La-La?s in this vintage is the dense purple-colored 1999 Cote Rotie La Mouline. An extraordinary effort, it offers a smorgasbord of aromas and flavors. Scents of violets, raspberries, blackberries, roasted espresso, balsamic vinegar, and pepper tumble out of the glass. It is unctuously-textured, full-bodied, and fabulously concentrated with a tremendous purity and seamlessness that must be tasted to be believed. A wine of singular greatness, it can be drunk young, but should be at its finest between 2005-2020. <br/>
99 Wine Spectator
This offers a stunning depth of fruit, with a nearly endless beam of raspberry ganache and linzer torte woven with very alluring incense, truffle and mesquite notes. There's superb minerality buried deep on the long, flashy finish. Still has some surprising tannins to shed, though this is not as outwardly grippy as the Landonne. Contains 11 percent Viognier.--1999 C?te-R?tie non-blind retrospective. Drink now through 2030. 415 cases made. ?JM
99 Wine Spectator
This offers a stunning depth of fruit, with a nearly endless beam of raspberry ganache and linzer torte woven with very alluring incense, truffle and mesquite notes. There's superb minerality buried deep on the long, flashy finish. Still has some surprising tannins to shed, though this is not as outwardly grippy as the Landonne. Contains 11 percent Viognier.--1999 C?te-R?tie non-blind retrospective. Drink now through 2030. 415 cases made. ?JM
Producteur
Domaine Guigal
Trois générations de la famille Guigal ont cultivé ces terres en Côte-Rôtie, vieilles de 24 siècles. Producteur vedette de la partie septentrionale du Rhône, le Domaine Guigal doit sa création en 1946 sur la commune d’Ampuis à Etienne Guigal. Son fils Marcel a repris les rênes de la maison en 1961, agrandissant les vignobles familiaux par la suite, et contribuant à rehausser la réputation de l’entreprise. En 2006, il a été nommé « Homme de l’Année » par le magazine Decanter. Aujourd’hui, son fils Philippe assume le rôle d’œnologue au sein du domaine. La marque E. Guigal englobe un éventail assez étendu de vins rhodaniens car, hormis son statut de premier producteur de Côte-Rôtie, la maison intervient aussi en tant que maison de négoce, achetant des raisins pour élaborer certaines de ses cuvées. Ses trois sélections parcellaires de Côte-Rôtie, La Landonne, La Mouline et La Turque, modèles de qualité constante en rouge, jouissent d’une aura internationale. E. Guigal propose aussi toute une panoplie d’autres références, dont l’Hermitage, dense et concentré, le St. Joseph, tout en finesse, et les illustres Condrieu, pour ne citer qu’eux.