France Burgundy Antonin RodetLatricieres Chambertin

2005 Latricieres Chambertin

Antonin Rodet

Burgundy / France

Red

Bts

0 Immediate | 3 Marketplace

£112.00

Burgundy’s Oldest Clos Vineyard - Chambertin Clos de Beze Grand Cru – A vertical tasting

A Vertical tasting of Louis Jadot's Chambertin Clos de Beze with Head Winemaker Frederic Barnier and The Wine Advocate's William Kelley. Louis Jadot is arguably the most consistent negociant house in Burgundy. A company that has managed to straddle both the entry level and fine wine market, whilst retaining respect in both. At entry level, they offer tremendous consistency at a ...

ON November 2, 2018

Solaia Vertical with Antonio Galloni, Piero Antinori and Renzo Cotarella

The evening started with Piero Antinori explaining how Solaia first came about, how it was effectively the result of a very lucky accident, much in the same way as Champagne. In 1978, the vines used to make Antinori’s Tignanello produced an unusually high yield of Cabernet Sauvignon. Rather than waste this, or blend it into the other wines, they decided ...

BY Rose Saunders,

ON November 29, 2019

2015 Burgundy: According to Winehog's Steen Öhman

Winehog's Steen Öhman is fast becoming one of the world's leading and most respected Burgundy experts. FINE+RARE have interviewed him to bring you his views on 2015 Burgundy... As the man behind Winehog, Steen Öhman's opinions, tasting notes, detailed maps and in depth knowledge of Burgundy's intricate terroir are invaluable tools to the serious Burgundy collector. That's why FINE+RARE asked ...

ON November 23, 2016

Burgundy 2016 En Primeur: Super Bon Millésime

Over recent months we’ve made several forays over to France to get a sense of the upcoming Burgundy 2016 En Primeur campaign. Read on for our initial findings… On our travels the winemakers have described Burgundy 2016 as a “super bon millésime”, and what we have tasted to date bears testament to that… What should you buy? Your favourite producers ...

ON October 27, 2017

F+R Visits Domaine Leroy

Visiting Domaine Leroy is a highlight on any fine wine calendar and this year seemed ever more fortunate, finding the 2017s as composed as they will ever be, finishing up their last week of élevage in barrel before bottling planned for next week. On top of that Gilles points out that the 2017s have been the most consistently expressive vintage ...

BY Gavin Smith,

ON February 22, 2019