2019 Château de Pommard Clos Marey-Monge Monopole

Château de Pommard

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96
Points
Tasting 2021

Tasting Notes

96
Tasting from 08.08.2021: Anne Krebiehl MW

The rich aroma of ripe red and black cherry, almost with an overtone of Amarena fills the nose and is both elegant and generous at once. More air allows a hint of petrichor. The palate then is surprisingly tender and offers notions of beautifully tart and pure redcurrant. There is an edge of sinewy tannin, and a little alcoholic heat, but above all a lovely and pervasive freshness and real backbone. An apt expression of Pommard.

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Category: Red Wine
Grape Variety: Pinot Noir
Vintage: 2019
Alcohol Level: 14%
Expansion: 18 months small wooden barrel
Stopper: Cork
Type of Production: organic
Region
Burgundy, France
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Château de Pommard

21630 Pommard
Frankreich
www.chateaudepommard.com

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