2014 Vosne Romanee
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Medium red with ruby tones. Aromas of crushed black cherry and violet. A juicy, savory village wine with ripe cherry, currant and mineral flavors and a nicely integrated oak component. More supple than the village offerings from Fixin and Gevrey, this wine should give relatively early pleasure but hold nicely. Finishes with a fine dusting of tannins and very good length.
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Jancis Robinson MW
Stephen Tanzer, Vinous
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Blueish crimson. Smooth and sweet. Very charming and very ready. This wine practically winks at you! Not for purists perhaps. (JR)
(from Amélie Berthaut's mother's vineyards; these parcels are situated in Aux Réas and in Au-dessus de la Rivière just below it): Good dark red. Very ripe, almost roasted aromas of musky redcurrant, mocha and game. Then surprisingly energetic and low in fat, but a bit withdrawn, even reduced today; this wine was sulfured just before the 2015 harvest as it finished its malolactic fermentation early. In a leaner style, finishing with a firm tannic spine and good verve.
The 2014 Vosne-Romanée Villages was destemmed and had been sulfured unlike the other cuvées. It has a pure raspberry and cranberry-scented bouquet with fine delineation and focus. The palate is poised with very fine tannin, sorbet fresh and animated with a sensual, vibrant finish. The only thing wrong with this wine is that it is not a premier cru.