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Armand Rousseau Chambertin Grand Cru 2014
97 points Allen Meadows :There is enough wood to notice framing the exuberantly spicy red and dark currant aromas that display an abundance of sauvage and earth nuances. The cool and pure medium weight plus flavors are remarkably refined for a young Chambertin yet there is clearly plenty of power lurking beneath the refined veneer. This is a big but not massive vintage for the Rousseau Cham and I like the sense of proportion and particularly so on the harmonious, superbly long and seamlessly well-balanced finale. As is the case with the 2015 vintage, it's going to be very interesting to see which of these two is the better wine in 15 to 20 years.    

18.5+/20 Jancis Robinson : Very majestic and autumnal on the nose. Very concentrated and all in the future. Not weak at all with much more obvious ripe fruit in the middle than Clos de Beze. Dense and very dry and savoury but the fruit more than stands up to the new oak. Magnificent. Vibrato.

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$1,325.00
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Armand Rousseau, Clos de Beze Grand Cru 2014
93-96 Allen Meadows: In 2014 it's as though the Clos de Bèze and Chambertin have switched places in the sense that this is less expressive, super powerful and appears to be the more structured of the two as well. A discreetly spicy nose consists of sandalwood, essence of black cherry liqueur, violets and a hint of the sauvage. There is seriously good size, weight and power to the imposingly scaled flavors that display almost painful intensity on the driving, explosively long and very firmly structured finish. Unlike most vintages this is actually the harder of the two wines to read today though everything appears to be in place to allow this to age brilliantly.    

18.5/20 Jancis Robinson : 100% new oak. Intense, splendidly purple somehow nose. Black fruits and liqueur-like. Lots of structure and very embryonic. The oak is still pretty obvious. Great framework. Energy. 

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$1,425.00
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Armand Rousseau, Clos de la Roche Grand Cru 2014
92-94 Allen Meadows :This is also moderately reduced and impossible to properly assess. Otherwise there is excellent volume to the equally muscular big-bodied flavors that are richer but don't quite have the same sense of underlying tension before terminating in a palate coating and quite firmly structured finish that delivers terrific length. This is a big but seamlessly well-balanced effort that should also amply repay extended cellaring.    

18/20 Jancis Robinson :  Very attractive savoury nose already. Very juicy and lively with masses of tannin. Promising for the future. Eric Rousseau thinks this is less obviously Morey than usual. 

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$690.00
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Baumard Quarts de Chaume 2009
Absolute Knockout...!! Sweet and 'nobley kissed' Chenin Blanc from an ancient and blessed site that's super pleasurable now but will develop further with cellaring - that's if you can wait....
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$124.00
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Baumard Quarts de Chaume 2009 (375mL)
Sweet and 'nobley kissed' Chenin Blanc from an ancient and blessed site that's pleasurable now but can develop further with cellaring.
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$68.00
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Billecart-Salmon NV
Icon and listed by the best Resturants round town. Those in the know, know Bille!
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$72.25
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Chateau Maucamps, Haut Medoc 2014

Classic Left Bank 'Value' Claret that's pleasurable and accessible now but will also age quite gracefully. Perennial Staff Fav and the 2014 is spot on!

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$48.00
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Coulee de Serrant 2011
Big, tannic, and intense, this ’11 Coulée de Serrant shows the ripeness of its vintage in its depth and power. Offering tremendous complexity and considerable balance, this wine explodes with ripe orchard fruit laid atop a firm foundation of minerals and sprinkled with fresh-cut herbs. Showing a touch of bitter almond at the finish, this elegant, profound wine needs some time to mellow, integrate its components, and come into its own. Deriving from the most famous of the Joly holdings, a 17-acre steeply sloped monopole of Chenin Blanc vines averaging 40 years old, with some as old as 80; its soil is almost pure red schist. The Coulée de Serrant is the flagship wine of the estate, one that essentially created the cult of Nicolas Joly. Like Nicolas himself, we suggest thoroughly decanting this wine for optimum enjoyment.
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$156.00
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