2012 Nuits Saint-Georges Les Damodes 1er Cru
France
Nuits Saint Georges
Burgundy
Red
Pinot Noir
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2022 - 2030
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Winemaker Pierre Vincent described 2012 as "a year with severe mildew pressure" but noted that sunny summer weather nicely dried out the grape skins. Average yields were in the range of 20 hectoliters per hectare, and more like 15 for the estate's grand crus.
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2017 - 2032
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Once again, winemaker Pierre Vincent has crafted some of the most impeccable, polished whites and reds in Burgundy. There is a lot to like in this range, all the way from accessible offerings to the rarest and most prized Grand Crus. As good as the best reds are, the Vougeraie whites are just as compelling, especially now that the range has been expanded. As always, farming is biodynamic. The reds, especially at the top end, are vinified with a high amount of whole clusters and see considerable new oak during élevage. Balance is the name of the game in these exceptional Burgundies. Most of the wines I tasted were still in barrel, but a few of the entry-level cuvées were bottled in September 2013. Readers who can find the Vougeraie wines should not hesitate, as they are fabulous.
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