2002 Côte de Nuits-Villages
France
Côtes De Nuits Villages
Burgundy
Red
Pinot Noir
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Sylvie Esmonin was one of the latest pickers in 2003, beginning on September 5 and bringing in fruit with potential alcohol near 14%. She vinified all her wines with at least some whole clusters to keep more freshness, and lightly acidified most of her cuvees-but not the Volnay-in order to create "a more acidic milieu for the fermentations." Esmonin was excited about the high quality of the lees, which she thought were giving the young wines important nourishment.
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Grape sugars were in the very high 13% to 14% range in 2002, according to Sylvie Esmonin, who destemmed all her fruit and fermented her Clos Saint-Jacques with a percentage of whole clusters.She did more pumpovers and fewer punchdowns because she wanted to keep the grapes intact as long as possible in order to preserve freshness.The style here has become increasingly modern and new-oaky in recent years, with the 2002 Clos Saint-Jacques aging in 100% new barrels.I found the 2001s difficult to taste in the cellar in November; my notes below are on a delicious set of wines I sampled in New York in February.