The La Mondotte 2001 is offering a classical Bordeaux nose, with dark berries, cedar, liquorice. On the palate quite tight with a good balance between the rich fruit and a good grip from the tannins. It’s quite elegant and more Bordeaux like than the bigger more opulent 1998. While benefitting from the 2001 tannnins, the wine is however lacking some depth in the fruit to match the 1998. Quite elegant but need 10 years more in the cellar to unfold the complexity.
Tasted 24/03/2012
Tasting Notes for this producer
- Chateau La Mondotte 2001 April 2, 2012
- Chateau La Mondotte 1998 March 27, 2012
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