2007 MEURSAULT Luraule Domaine Rémi Jobard
2007 MEURSAULT Luraule Domaine Rémi Jobard
| Grapes: Chardonnay | Origin: France, Burgundy |
Lea & Sandeman review
Pale green-gold. Fresh and bright. Broad sweet fruit. Balanced appeal of purity of expression and roundness of the fruit.Other reviews and comments
Lime and crushed stone aromas along with a bit of biscuity reduction. Then juicy and sweet, with enticing flavors of lime and spices. This broad, sweet village wine offers excellent energy and finishes with very good grip. There are five different plantings that go into this cuvee: Jobard bought these vines when they were "very young," just before the 1994 harvest.
90/100
Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar
This parcel abuts Les Gouttes d’Or. Silky lemon fruit; tight and sure. It has plenty of vitality. Vivid, juicy fruit with a touch of aniseed. Good tension across the palate to a taut finish. It has a touch of richness in the middle palate. Very good+. From 2010/11
Sarah Marsh MW, The Burgundy Briefing
Punchy and focused. Lime concentrate. A bit chewy.
2011-2014
16.5
Jancis Robinson MW OBE - www.JancisRobinson.com
(from .45 ha parcel of 15+ year old vines that abuts Goutte d’Or aged in 20% new oak). Aslightly more elegant nose that is airy, layered and a bit more complex as well with good ripeness to the mostly orchard fruit aromas that slide gracefully into detailed, precise and impressively intense flavors that have enough dry extract to stain the palate on the persistent finish. Very solid quality for villages level juice and worth a look. 2012+
89/100
Allen Meadows, www.Burghound.com
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