2010 Comte Armand Auxey Rouge Premier Cru

Burgundy en primeur
Producer:
Comte Armand
Origin:
Auxey-Duresses, Cote de Beaune, Burgundy/Beaujolais, FRANCE,
Wine colour:
red
Wine style:
dry
Dominant grape:
Pinot Noir
Farming:
biodynamic
Closure style:
cork
Classification:
Burgundy premiers crus
Maturity:
young
A breakdown of the current stock levels in our stores, warehouse and from the wines' country of origin. Reserve or buy this wine.
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  Cases Bottles Cases Bottles  
Size/Price 6x75cl 75cl - inc
£115.00 ib		 - inc
 		  
Internet store 0 0
 
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Bishopsgate shop 0 0
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Uncorked:

Sarah Marsh:

28 ares and the vines are 20 to 80 years old vines. This is a blend of one third Les Duresses and two thirds Les Bretérins. The latter has a due south exposure and is on a steep slope of white marl. Very straight and bright aroma. Splashing red fruit. So sweet on the attack. It has supple tannins. Just a little plump in the middle and singing with fruit. Fresh and lively. Fine textured tannins, just a little bite and a tight chalky edge. Real clarity of fruit and precision. Score 17 From 2015

Scores

17 points, Sarah Marsh, Burgundy Briefing, Winter 2011