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1997 Rene Leclerc
- Lavaux St. Jacques
(France / Burgundy / Cote de Nuits / Gevrey-Chambertin)
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ALCOHOL: 13.5%
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- COMPOSITE DETAILS - |
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| COLOR: |
Ruby. |
| AROMA: |
Red Fruits.
Rose Petals.
Truffles.
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| FLAVOR: |
Spice.
Truffles.
Earthy.
Cherry.
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| PROFILE: |
Crisp Acidity.
Balanced.
Smooth
Mouthfeel.
Lean
Body.
Light
Tannin.
Long
Finish.
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| SCORE: 91 (3 ratings)
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| DRINK: Now |
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1997 Rene Leclerc
- Lavaux St. Jacques
(France / Burgundy / Cote de Nuits / Gevrey-Chambertin)
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ALCOHOL: 13.5%
RATED: 11/09/2004 |
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| COLOR: |
Ruby.
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| AROMA: |
Truffles. Earthy. Cherry.
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| FLAVOR: |
Truffles. Earthy. Cherry. Red Fruits.
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PROFILE: |
Crisp Acidity.
Complex. Balanced.
Smooth
Mouthfeel.
Lean
Body.
Light
Tannin.
Long
Finish.
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| COMMENTS: |
I'll start by saying that I am partial to Pinot Noir, especially when the wine is well balanced, yet complex. And this one was.
Gorgeous nose of cherries, truffles and earth that sets up similar flavors. A clean streak of acidity runs through the middle of this wine, bringing out a bing cherry aspect to the taste. Beautifully long finish. Light tannins. Drink it up now!
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| SCORE: 94
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| BY: iheidt
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1997 Rene Leclerc
- Lavaux St. Jacques
(France / Burgundy / Cote de Nuits / Gevrey-Chambertin)
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ALCOHOL: 13.5%
RATED: 11/06/2004 |
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| COMMENTS: |
I am not too experienced with drinkning Burgundy, but I found this wine to be very nice. The nose immediately brought to mind truffles, followed by a nice fruity, floral character. Bit of spiciness, the wine seemed to be designed for balance, without any particular outstanding character.
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1997 Rene Leclerc
- Lavaux St. Jacques
(France / Burgundy / Cote de Nuits / Gevrey-Chambertin)
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ALCOHOL: 13.5%
RATED: 11/07/2004 |
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| COMMENTS: |
The color has shown some aging from a lighter rim. A seductive nose revealing hints of red fruit. Spicy but soft, this wine has a silky texture along with a rose pedal like bouquet. A very charming and fine wine. Soft and caressing body without any sharp edge, this wine should be able to develop more complexity.
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