2013 Vosne Romanee Les Malconsorts Christiane
Prezzo di mercato
Opzioni di acquisto
Note di degustazione
Bright, deep red. More discreet on the nose than the "regular" Malconsorts, showing ineffable floral lift. A step up in fruit intensity and pungency, but with powerful crushed-stone minerality keeping the wine under wraps today. Conveys a very strong impression of extract and stuffing but very closed in on itself today. Brisk acidity contributes to the impression of energy. The wine's sophisticated tannins spread out horizontally to saturate the palate on the sappy, very firm finish. Great incipient complexity here but this will require serioius patience.
Punteggi della critica
Punteggio medio
Neal Martin
Jancis Robinson MW
Altre recensioni e punteggi
The 2013 Vosne-Romanée 1er Cru les Malconsorts "Christianne," which I asked to taste directly alongside the regular Malconsorts, has more delineation and precision, more mineralité coming through on the nose, veins of wet limestone and sea spray emerging with time. The palate is also noticeably different with greater tension and focus, a sense if coiled-up energy that is uncommon in this vintage. This surely illustrates the profound effects of terroir: a serious 2013 that should age with style.
Two-thirds whole bunch, 50% new oak. This parcel has two sides touching La Tâche. Bluer rim. Racy and with lots of transparency. Crackling. (JR)
The 2013 Vosne-Romanee 1er Cru les Malconsorts "Christianne," which I asked to taste directly alongside the regular Malconsorts, has more delineation and precision, more mineralite coming through on the nose, veins of wet limestone and sea spray emerging with time. The palate is also noticeably different with greater tension and focus, a sense if coiled-up energy that is uncommon in this vintage. This surely illustrates the profound effects of terroir: a serious 2013 that should age with style. Dec 2014, www.robertparker.com
Informazioni sul produttore
Volnay’s Domaine de Montille is one of the most historic in the Côte d’Or. Founded in 1730, the property remains family-owned and run, with Etienne de Montille – the ninth generation – at the helm today.