Une aubaine en IP: du pinot pas cher?!!

Yves Martineau a écrit:Merci Philippe.

J'ai hâte d'entendre ou lire vos commentaires sur le 2014 (ou sur leurs beaux pulignys que certains de vous connaissent).

note: je suis lié à l'agence s'il reste quelqu'un qui l'ignore     

Rating (90 - 92)
Drink Date 2019 - 2030
Reviewed by Neal Martin
Issue Date 30th Dec 2016
Source 228, The Wine Advocate

The 2015 Maranges 1er Cru Clos de la Boutiere, from 70- and 80-year-old vines that touch Santenay Clos Rousseau on the other side of the wall, has a voluptuous, quite sensual bouquet with ample redcurrant jus and crushed strawberry notes, even a hint of fresh fig in the background. The palate is rounded, quite concentrated, fleshy with sappy red berry fruit, sous-bois and black instead of red fruit towards the refined finish. This is lovely and just like in 2014, possibly has the edge over the Les Fussières.

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This is always a fascinating tasting. The highlights lie among the whites, in particular a quite brilliant Santenay Village Blanc that thinks it is a premier cru, plus a triumvirate of fabulous Puligny-Montrachet 1er Crus from Folatières, Les Referts and Hameau de Blagny, the latter benefiting from its relatively higher altitude that mitigated against the warmth of the growing season. As usual, they bestow their whites with fantastic tension and precision, some feat in the context of the warm growing season. With respect to the reds, I always seem to prefer the Maranges Clos de la Boutière to the La Fussière. Perhaps I'm a sucker for its sensuality and voluptuousness. The 2015s generally continue a succession of strong performing wines that have put Bachelet-Monnot on the map—and quite rightly, too.

Alain Roy a écrit:Quelqu'un pour partager avec moi un carton de six en rouge ?

Yves Martineau a écrit:Avec plaisir messieurs, j'espère vous lire à son sujet. Qui prend charge de la livraison de la caisse?