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2003 Musigny, G. Roumier (750ml)
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Vintage: 2003
Format: 750ml
Wine Name: Musigny
Vineyard:
Designation: Grand Cru
Appellation: Musigny
Producer: G. Roumier
Varietal: Pinot Noir
Type: Red
Country: France
Region: Burgundy
Sub-Region: Cote de Nuits
Tasting note: A bright, fresh and impressively complex aromatic profile reveals spicy floral red and black berry notes nuanced with cherry, plum, kirsch, menthol and warm earth aromas that lead to utterly delicious, pure and quite firmly structured flavors that possess knockout length. For such an obviously ripe wine, this is really quite fine and classy with dense but refined tannins and again, just huge length. The 2003 Musigny will require time, and a lot of it, to fully realize its potential and while it is certainly a creature of its vintage, it's really quite an interesting wine all the same. (91pts. Burghound)
Tasted: 2007
Score: 91
Drink: Starting 2015
Tasting note: Good full, bright red. Perfumed aromas of raspberry, spices and orange peel; comes across as distinctly higher-pitched than the Bonnes-Mares. Then dense and velvety in the mouth, with superb energy and intensity. Like a spice bazaar, with explosive fruit saturating the palate. Finishes with major, ripe tannins and compelling, mouthcoating length. It should hardly be surprising that this wine is the truest to its terroir in this extreme vintage. (93+?pts. Stephen Tanzer)
Tasted: Mar./Apr. 2006
Score: 93+?
Drink: N/A
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