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Dominique Laurent, Mazis Chambertin 1995 – Cuvee B

by Steen Öhman on January. 15. 2013

in Bottle, Dominique Laurent, Fine (91- 92), Gevrey Chambertin, Mazis Chambertin

The Mazis-Chambertin 1995 from Domenique Laurent is approaching maturity. In the bouquet sous-bois, red fruits with notes of forest berries and a hint of tar. On the palate fine red fruit with. good complexity and focus – medium body and fine length. The tannins are quite fine, but the oak is still holding the finish in a quite firm grib. It’s not oaked to death, but the ok is still quite present in the wine, and a more moderate use of oak would most likely have produced a more free and refined wine. Nevertheless this bottle was a pleasure … so why complain!

20120309-125513.jpg(Drink from Now) – Fine 91p – Tasted 31/12/2012

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