Nuits St Georges, Clos de La Maréchale, 1er Cru
    Jacques Frederic Mugnier

    Nuits St Georges, Clos de La Maréchale, 1er Cru,

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    Jacques Frederic Mugnier, Nuits St Georges, Clos de La Maréchale, 1er Cru, 2005

    Justerini & Brooks Tasting note
    Jacques Frederic Mugnier, Nuits St Georges, Clos de La Maréchale, 1er Cru, 2005

    Racked and sulphured a week before being tasted but showing fabulously nonetheless. Intense black cherry and cherry stone flavours, powerful grip, lovely sweet fruit with a mouth-watering bitter twist, a concentrated thirst-quenching wine set in an impressive, sturdy framework.

    ABV:
    13%
    Neal Martin, Vinous
    The 2015 Nuits Saint-Georges Clos de Maréchales 1er Cru has a vivid, captivating bouquet of blackberry, raspberry coulis and violet aromas that gain momentum with aeration. The mineral-driven palate is well balanced, displaying clever use of new oak, a fine bead of acidity and a classy, poised finish that lingers. Yet it declines in the glass, especially on the finish, indicating some taint. I will have to reserve judgment for now, but there is certainly a fine wine behind that TCA. Tasted blind at the annual Burgfest tasting.
    Date Reviewed:
    11/2018

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    country:
    France
    region:
    Burgundy
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    This product may contain sulphites. Full allergen information is available upon request, please call our Customer Relations Team on +44 (0)20 7484 6430.
    Jacques Frederic Mugnier

    Jacques Frederic Mugnier

    Created in 1863, this is a family estate run from the Château de Chambolle-Musigny. For years this was a miniscule four hectare Chambolle domaine, but since Frédéric Mugnier took back the family’s old Nuits St-Georges Monopole, Clos de la Maréchale, from Faiveley in 2004, the Domaine increased to 13 hectares. The aim is to produce wines that are each representative of their respective terroir and vintage, while at the same time having their individual character, wines of harmony and sincerity. This is achieved by eliminating weed-killers and industrial fertilisers in the vineyard; neither of these have been used for 10 years, whilst in the cellars all processes that traumatise the wine, over extraction, for example, or excessive woodiness, are limited to a minimum. To allow each terroir to express itself, the wine making is excatly the same for all of the wines. These are sensual, stylish Burgundies of great finesse.

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