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| Rating: | 86 Points - The Wine Advocate | Size: | 750ML |
| Region: | Burgundy | Country: | France |
| Varietal: | Pinot Noir | ABV: | 13% |
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"Also recommended, but no tasting note given." -86 points- David Schildknecht- Wine Advocate
WINE:
"A classic expression of Pinot Noir, this is a medium-bodied wine with ripe, elegant red berry and cherry fruit flavors and aromas offset by notes of earth, leather and oak and sweet, supple tannins." -Importer
COTE DE BEAUNE AOC:
"The Cote de Beaune, the southern half of the Cote d'Or, is a seventeen-mile strip of vineyards covering 11,180 acres out of a total classified potential vineyard area of 19,850 acres, which produce exceptional red wines and the most celebrated white wines in the world. Its red wines are generally softer in character than those of the Cote de Nuits due to the higher silica and lower clay content of the soils."
"There are sixteen villages within the Cote de Beaune entitled to the Cote de Beaune-Villages appellation, a designation which applies only to red wines, and only to those from specific vineyard sites within each village. These are: Ladoix-Serrigny, Pernand-Vergelesses, Savigny-les-Beaune, Chorey-les-Beaune, Monthelie, Auxey- Duresses, Saint-Romain, Meursault, Blagny, Puligny-Montrachet, Chassagne-Montrachet, Saint-Aubin, Santenay (with Remigny), Cheilly-les-Maranges, Dezize-les-Maranges and Sampigny-les-Maranges. When not blended cross-commune, these wines may append the suffix '-Côte de Beaune' to the commune name, as, for example, 'Ladoix-Côte de Beaune.' Until the late 1980s, there was no village classification for the vineyards of Cheilly-, Dezize- and Sampigny-les-Maranges, and the wines were all sold as Cote de Beaune-Villages, and may still be. Recent legislation by the INAO, however, has given certain parcels village as well as premier cru status in these communes, while other parcels remain under the Cote de Beaune-Villages designation. Thus, yield may fluctuate considerably, on either side of an average 10,000 hectolitres a year."
"Louis Jadot Cote de Beaune-Villages is blended from wines selected from small growers in these areas with whom Jadot maintains long-standing relationships. Beyond this, the quality of the wine is improved by practicing a 'replis,' whereby Jadot adds village-level wines from the vineyards of Santenay, Auxey-Duresses, Savigny and other communes in the Cote de Beaune, in effect declassifying superior wines to the benefit of the smaller wine. Jadot Cote de Beaune-Villages is supple and medium-bodied, with ripe, red fruit depth and a typically elegant, earthy and aromatic bouquet. The soft tannins are balanced by sweet berry flavors that make it easily approachable when young but capable of aging very gracefully over the medium term." -Importer
you’ve got to be kidding me on this one
thanks. i have the Lesec Blonds but haven’t opened it yet. A few other CdPs, but only 3-4 bottles in total. Not huge on CdP myself, but have always felt a little “underinvested” in my portfolio there. If it blew you away, i would be in… otherwise i can wait. cheers!
Yup $29.91 a bottle on Cindy:
http://cinderellawine.com/2010/06/21/2007-domaine-moulin-tacussel-chateauneuf-du-pape-rouge/
Well worth it even at the non Cindy price.
Here it is: http://winelibrary.com/wines/50441-2006+Domaine+Moulin+Tacussel+Chateauneuf+Du+Pape+Rouge+750ML
I bought 3 so it must’ve been a Cindy deal.
@BaroloDude It was an excellent CdP, everyone loved it, and I’m not normally a big CdP fan, I find the taste a bit
over the top and simplistic, but this was very good. Peppery, beautiful mid palate.
Kittysafe shillin’ for the CdP????
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seriously though, was the wine good? better than the Lesec(s)?
Brought a bottle of the Domaine Moulin-tacussel Chateauneuf-du-pape Rouge for my sister’s 5th anniversary
along with some of her favorite cheeses from Gourmet Library and had a little banquet, was great fun.
Played a little wii tennis too, those characters look so funny when they dive
Winepunk… don’t look now but the truth is coming out. Conspiracy…. well, it does explain why, no, I better not go there, not now with somebody at my door. Later.
Chelios knows all about conspiracies …
@winepunk… OMG a conspiracy! I wonder… KMurph allowed the maduresa was one of her favs too. Ya think? No, cannot be. Chelios where are you on this? WAIT.. let me rephrase… I wonder if Chelios would wonder where Chelios is on this? Maduresa madness, that’s what it is. Madness.
@Chippewa: Thanks for your comments about the Rhighetti Capitel. I guess my reference to “pre-ordering” this wine was misleading. This merchant is about an hour drive away and sends me emails almost daily. He often shows up as the lowest price on WS Pro, but he has a very small shop and deals in a lot of very upper end wines but also manages to find deals on less expensive wines from FL distributors and snaps them up when opportune. Some of these deals require placing an order beforehand, which applies to this wine.
I tried my first one tonight with a Sam’s Club rotisserie chicken which I had in the freezer. I partially defrosted it on very low microwave heat, smeared it generously with some pesto and finely grated some good parmesan over it and cooked it at 325 for 45 minutes. The combination was very good. I will order some more of this wine which I originally bought on the site which will start Cheapskate Wednesday at midnight tonight. I paid $20 several months ago and now consider it a good buy. Of course after I place an order, the aforementioned site will offer an even better deal, but I will be happy to drive to pick this up and pay FL sales tax to enjoy more of something I know at least one other Cindy enjoys. (Even my wife drank a glass, which is pretty impressive, since she reserves red wine drinking to Leoville las Cases and similar wines in my collection). For her to finish a glass of $20 red wine is astounding!
Price Waterhouse please to certify the results of the allocations
@CB … that’s weird since i put in just 1 order, and within the first 10mins. i even tracked wines just to see how long they’d last and the maduresa was available for quite some time. i think there’s some underhanded favoritism going on here!!! a cindy conspiracy.
i got dropped on the FF La Villa. Bummed. oh well!
@winepunk…. so you’re the one who grabbed the maduresa… that is you got the last of it first. Congrats and enjoy it, and if it’s any consolation, the other wine I ordered that they had no more was (Can you guess?) the GEM.
@Wine Magnet: just thought some more about your post. Actually, the Righetti should be dumping right now and any “pre-order” strikes me as a ploy. You might wish to check around, including WL and Winesearcher, etc.
@Wine Magnet: re the Rhighetti Capitel etc…IMO a wonderful “baby amarone” or “super valpolicella” and is one of our “go to wines” with the appropriate dinner. Never had a bad bottle from any vintage. Only concern is ascertaining proper storage. If it has been on the shelf in a warm store for a season or two, it will be off.
they might have taken my GEM away, but i got to keep all of my maduresa.
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completely unrelated, but very fun & simple eyeball game: http://woodgears.ca/eyeball/
@corkscrew- ingore CT scores on this & try for youself. Cote de Beaune & Cote de Nuits are my everyday drinkers in the $16-18 range. To me, these can be served anytime, anywhere. Great with sushi.
Yes, their computer is hurting big time!
in fact WL still nonresponsive.
WL and CW just went nonresponsive for the last 10min or so… anyone else? server timeouts etc.
I just looked up Maduresa and wish I had some. You guys didn’t tell us what a qpr it was.!?&(_*^ ;(
@PEM… Agree the Maduresa is a great QPR and a damn fine wine… and one of my fav reasons for being a Cindyholic. And if we are the only two who admit to liking it and you didn’t buy any yesterday….well, who the hell did? I mean I jumped on that for 5 btls that Cindy confirmed (1st tier) 32 minutes after noon…and it was already GONE? Jeez!
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Yet the good news is I have a couple left from a previous buy, so I will school myself to savor each one. Cheers
It seems to me, though, that what you really want is the tasting notes FIRST, to see if the wine has the flavor profile that appeals to you, and THEN the high score. So if I’m looking for a rich, oaky chardonnay, which is no longer de rigueur as far as the critics are concerned, what I want is a TN that mentions vanilla, toast, butter, something that tells me this is the kind I want. And then I want it rated 90+. These days especially, you offer me a highly rated chard and I’m more likely to get a wine that’s as crisp as a starched shirt with no oak whatsoever. Ratings change with the wine-drinking climate, making the numbers even more subjective.