Gorgeous Vosne Romanée Premier Cru Les Suchots 2016, among the best wines of the prestigious Côte de Nuits in Burgundy, a vintage that perfectly mastered by the domaine Joannet
Vosne Romanée Premier Cru 2016
Gorgeous Vosne Romanée Premier Cru Les Suchots 2016, among the best wines of the prestigious Côte de Nuits in Burgundy, a vintage that perfectly mastered by the domaine Joannet
* Champs requis
| light | powerful |
| easy | complex |
| mineral | not mineral |
| Not Fruity | Fruity |
| Not Woody | Woody |
The vintage 2016 in Burgundy revealed wines, very concentrated and refined. Michel Joannet has once again achieved a very great red wine of Burgundy with this 1er Cru from the prestigious appellation of Vosne-Romanée in Burgundy's Côte de Nuits.
Dress with purple tints, the wine mellow and concentrated, with aromas sustained and elegant that will match the red fruit (cherry, strawberry) but also licorice, with notes of under-wood, which should assert itself with time. Nice roundness and persistence in mouth.
A Premier Cru remarkable which will only increase with ageing, but which already presents all the attractions of the very great wines of the Côte de Nuits.
Domaine Michel Joannet offers for sale great wines from the Côte de Nuits; Vosne Romanée, Nuits Saint Georges, Hautes Côtes de Nuits.
Fabien Joannet now works with his father Michel in the development of the estate, with the choice of rich and concentrated wines but keeping all the elegance and finesse of the great wines of Burgundy.
Regularly awarded and tastevinés, the wines of Domaine Michel Joannet are excellent value for money.
Shades of red vary from pure ruby to black tulip and are often quite intense.
At other times the wine is a fiery red darkening to garnet with a touch of crimson. Ripe fruit over spices is frequently the main ingredient of the bouquet, modified by the presence of strawberry, raspberry, bilberry, or blackcurrant. These refined and well-blended aromas evolve with age into cherries-in-brandy, preserved fruits, leather and fur, and gamey/woodland scents. On the palate the wine is velvety and distinguished - the Pinot Noir at the top of its form. The wine may seem a little austere in its youth; it needs time in the bottle to develop structure and fleshy texture. Often full-bodied and voluptuous, this wine is the equivalent of a Rubens nude.
The powerfully tannic but nevertheless perfectly smooth build of this spicy, opulent, and meaty wine inclines it towards strongly-flavoured meats with a markedly fibrous consistency which the wine can tame and envelop. Goodquality poultry, lamb (patiently oven-roasted), and roast feathered game are easy first choices. But a thick cut of lean, firm-textured beef will match the wine’s fullness, while spicy couscous with poultry will be equally delighted with such a wine for company. A less obvious pairing - foie gras poêlé – also has its advocates amongst serious foodies. This wine has a sufficient force of personality to accompany intensely-flavoured cheeses such as Époisses,
Langres, Saint-Florentin, or Aisy cendré, as well as Cîteaux.
Serving temperature: 14 to 16°C.
“Bourgogne has produced nothing better than this little corner where all her charms come together”. So wrote Gaston Roupnel Burgundian author, celebrated historian of the French countryside. This “central pearl in Bourgogne’s necklace” harbours fabled Grands Crus: ROMANÉE-CONTI, ROMANÉE SAINTVIVANT, LA ROMANÉE, LA TÂCHE, LA GRANDE RUE, RICHEBOURG, and, in the neighbouring commune of FLAGEY-ÉCHEZEAUX, ÉCHEZEAUX and
GRANDS ÉCHEZEAUX. Close to this paradise, the appellation Village VOSNEROMANÉE and its Premiers Crus express the Pinot Noir grape at its heavenly best.
The plots growing the communal appellation lie either at the top of the slope or at its foot on either side of the Grand Cru Climats and in some cases reaching the same altitude. The soils are limestone mixed with clayey marls. Depth of soil varies from some tens of centimetres to 1 metre deep. The exposure is easterly.
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