2000 Beaune Les Grèves Vigne de L'Enfant Jesus 1er Cru
France
Beaune
Burgundy
Red
Pinot Noir
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2018 - 2022
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According to winemaker Philippe Prost, Burgundy's 2001 vintage is particularly difficult from Volnay south, and Bouchard will offer only two Volnay crus For example, the Taillepieds and the Fremiets, which could not completely avoid a taint of hail, were declassified into a Volnay villages Bouchard carried out longer vinifications with gentler extraction in 2001 (with the exception of the Vosne-Romanee Reignots and La Romanee, which received more frequent punchdowns), with the objective of retaining freshness while avoiding hard tannins. After the first racking in the late spring of 2002, numerous 2001s went into one- or two-year-old barrels. The top Bouchard 2001s will once again be stellar. In recent weeks, a number of the house's 2000s, including a couple from the Cote de Beaune, showed more depth and definition of flavor than did their peers in a series of blind flights, no doubt due in part to the house's practice of harvesting on the early side to retain acidity.
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Following the difficult harvest of 2000, Bouchard sold off 20% of its domain red wine (especially the wines from young vines) and purchased 35% less grapes and wine than in 1999. Bouchard selected carefully, said managing director Bernard Hervet, but often the growers from whom the house purchases wine do not own triage tables. One of the major problems this year, according to Hervet, was wide differences in phenolic maturity within and between vineyards. In young vines in particular, grape sugars were often sound, but there was insufficient maturity of the skins and thus rather pale colors. Still, winemaker Philippe Prost carried out a gentler extraction than usual, doing no punching down of the cap after the first three or four days for fear of getting hard tannins. The 2000s were racked before the 2001 harvest, and Prost expected to bottle them early, between December and February.
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