1990 Domaine du Clos de Tart Clos de Tart Grand Cru
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Tobacco, earthiness, cedar, mint, dried cherries and crushed flowers all lift from the glass in the 1990 Clos de Tart (magnum). The 1990 is a pretty, if delicate and fleeting, wine from Clos de Tart, but it also shows signs of development in its bouquet that suggest it is best enjoyed within the next few years. 93
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Allen Meadows, Burghound
Jancis Robinson MW
Altre recensioni e punteggi
Vibrant and bright ruby. Edge of something burnt on the nose. Loose and sweet and a little bit, well, tarty. Then some rather rustic tannins. Not great intensity and purity. Not graceful though it makes an impact like a boxer. Sweetness is sort of bolted on rather than integral to the wine. Hot finish. Too high a yield then, according to Sylvain Pitiot. A big disappointment considering the vintage's reputation. (JR)
Massively constituted nose of blackberries, pinot extract, game and earth that frame intense, complex, large-scaled flavors, excellent length and grand cru finesse. A very impressive Clos de Tart that can be enjoyed now though will clearly be better in 4 to 5 years.