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Bonnes Mares 2003 75cl

AOC Grand Cru | Côte de Nuits | Bourgogne | France
CHF 1’513.40
Évaluations et Scores
95 Wine Spectator
A touch cheesy (not a bad thing in a fine young red), this shows plenty of licorice, blackberry and spice notes from new oak. Young and unevolved, with a foundation of resonating tannins, it builds in intensity through the long finish. Impressive. Best from 2010 through 2035. 225 cases made. –BS
95 Wine Spectator
A touch cheesy (not a bad thing in a fine young red), this shows plenty of licorice, blackberry and spice notes from new oak. Young and unevolved, with a foundation of resonating tannins, it builds in intensity through the long finish. Impressive. Best from 2010 through 2035. 225 cases made. –BS
93 Robert Parker
Though Roumier?s holdings in Bonnes Mares are equally divided between the ?white? and ?red? soils, the latter produced substantially more fruit in 2003, being better equipped ? thanks to the water retaining clay ? to cope with the heat and drought. Deep, earthy aromas of black fruits can be discerned in its complex nose. Powerful, armed with huge depth, this big, tannic, highly structured wine is dominated by brambleberries and blackberries. Its exceptionally long finish reveals a slight hint of alcoholic heat. Projected maturity: 2008-2019
93 Robert Parker
Though Roumier?s holdings in Bonnes Mares are equally divided between the ?white? and ?red? soils, the latter produced substantially more fruit in 2003, being better equipped ? thanks to the water retaining clay ? to cope with the heat and drought. Deep, earthy aromas of black fruits can be discerned in its complex nose. Powerful, armed with huge depth, this big, tannic, highly structured wine is dominated by brambleberries and blackberries. Its exceptionally long finish reveals a slight hint of alcoholic heat. Projected maturity: 2008-2019
91 Vinous
Good medium red. Exotic aromas of truffle, pepper, licorice and earth, with a suggestion of red berry liqueur. Then powerful and peppery in the mouth, with less obvious sweetness than the vintage would suggest. Finishes with powerful, broad tannins and building peppery persistence. Very Bonnes-Mares in style: somber and brooding. Roumier says this reminds him of the 1990.
Producteur
Domaine Roumier
Référence incontournable de Chambolle-Musigny, le Domaine Georges Roumier a été fondé à l’initiative de Georges Roumier en 1924. C’est Georges qui a initié la mise en bouteille à la propriété en 1945, une tradition perpétuée par son fils Jean-Marie, et dès 1982 par le fils de ce dernier, Christophe. Lequel est actuellement à la barre. La plupart des vignes sont en fermage, louées auprès de membres de la famille, tandis que les Ruchottes-Chambertin sont en métayage. Le domaine compte dans son portefeuille, certaines des meilleures appellations bourguignonnes, dont les grands crus de Chambolle - Bonnes-Mares et Musigny - ainsi que deux des meilleurs premiers crus de Chambolle : Les Cras et les Amoureuses. Les vins sont vinifiés en cuves de bois avec maîtrise de température pour mieux respecter la fraîcheur du fruit. Au fil des années, Christophe s’est fixé comme objectif d’optimiser la précision dans ses vins et il y est parvenu, car ils figurent parmi les plus raffinés, polis et sculptés de la région.