Tasting the new wines based on 100% Ceramic elevage is one of the topics that should involve all with an interest in Burgundies and perhaps also other wines. To understand how the Ceramic wessels work with the wines is of great importance when we taste and try to evaluate the wines as critics and …
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Marshall a super interesting first vintage
There are quite a few new estates created in Burgundy every year, but somehow the Domaine Marshall in Nuits-Saint-Georges is the most exciting newcomer in years. Now, after a year,r I am back and tasting the bottled 2023 vintage again and doing a first test of the 2024s. Domaine Marshall has …
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Ceramics … the naked truth?
As time moves on, I am tasting more and more wines made and aged in ceramic vessels ... i.e. with no contact to wooden barrels and with limited oxidation as the ceramic vessels allow only limited oxidation. It is in my view very, very important to remember the oxidation part ... as this is a …
Visit to Domaine Cathiard – Tasting the 2024s from Cask
November tradition - tasting with Sebastien Cathiard at Domaine Cathiard in Vosne-Romanée... this year, vintage 2024. Sebastien is showing a limited lineup as the low yields prevent the production of two cuveés (Thorey and Murgers) and the serving of others - there is so little wine in …
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Visit to Domaine Georges Noëllat – Tasting the 2024s from Cask
I always enjoy tasting at Domaine Georges Noëllat, where Maxime Cheurlin has, for more than a decade now, produced some memorable wines. The 2024 vintage was one of the more difficult challenges as the mildew pressure was very severe. Maxime have done well ... it is, however, a lesser vintage …
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