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Punteggio 91/100 · Da bere 2011-2020, Antonio Galloni, Wine Advocate, May 2011

The 2008 Chambolle-Musigny Les Fuees is a weightless, effortless wine graced with sensual fruit and a soft, sensual finish. Dried flowers and mint linger on the finish. This is at once relatively open for the year, yet also a touch fleeting. It’s hard to envision the Fuees as a long-term wine, but then again, Mugnier’s wines are deceptive. Anticipated maturity: 2011-2020. With each passing year Frederic Mugnier has let up on the reigns of winemaking and allowed the vintage to take center stage. His wines now reflect the unique qualities of each harvest to an exacting degree. Mugnier describes the 2009s as rich, powerful and exceptionally dense wines that will be at their most exciting in several decades’ time, or – as Mugnier says with his typically dry sense of humor – when he’s no longer around. The vintage was marked by one week of very hot weather towards the end of the growing season, although on average 2009 was not a hot year. The harvest began on September 10. For the 2009s Mugnier destemmed 100% of the fruit as he didn’t feel he had the phenolic ripeness in the stems to use whole clusters. Fermentations lasted about three weeks, an approach which is now pretty much consistent from year to year. ‘Long, slow and gentle,’ Mugnier says. The wines were racked once and were scheduled to be bottled between April and May 2011. The percentage of new oak barrels continues to drop and is now between 15-20% across the entire range. I also tasted all of the 2008s, a vintage in which Mugnier’s wines are stratospheric for their sheer beauty, elegance and pedigree. In 2008 the harvest began on September 26, two full weeks after 2009, which is pretty consistent across domaines in these two years. Today the 2008s appear to have more finesse and silkiness. This will be a fascinating vintage to follow here. A Becky Wasserman Selection, Le Serbet, various American importers, including: Martin Scott Wines, Little Neck, NY; tel. (516) 327-0808; Veritas Imports, Beverly Hills, CA; tel. (310) 205-3803; Toepfer Imports LLC, CO; tel. (303) 818-7640

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Antonio Galloni, Vinous

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Jancis Robinson MW

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Stephen Tanzer, Vinous
Punteggio 91+/100 · Stephen Tanzer, Vinous, Mar 2011

Medium red. Musky red fruits and underbrush on the nose. Supple and silky but classically dry, with cherry fruit complicated by spicy, peppery soil tones. More muscular than the village Chambolle and more tannic too. I'd give this four or five years in the cellar.

90 - 92 punti
Stephen Tanzer, Vinous
Punteggio 90-92/100 · Stephen Tanzer, Vinous, Mar 2010

Medium red. Black raspberry, flowers and a musky minerality on the nose, along with a cooler suggestion of menthol. Tighter and more medicinal than the village wine, with a youthful toughness to the briary black fruit flavors. Not as high-pitched as the village example, but this backward wine displays impressive palate-staining sweetness on the broad, spicy back end.

17 punti
Jancis Robinson MW
Punteggio 17/20 · Da bere 2012-2020, Jancis Robinson MW, Nov 2009

Pale crimson. Then a dense, mossy, intriguing nose. Lots of energy. So fruity and transparent! Light but fresh and there is interesting wildness here. Polished and relatively light but with great balance. (JR)

Informazioni sul produttore

Domaine Jacques-Frédéric Mugnier
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Uvaggio

Pinot Noir

Colore

Rosso

Sapore

Secco

Gradazione alcolica % vol

13%

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Premier Cru

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