Domaine Chanson Beaune Teurons Pinot Noir 2005

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Pam Hatton rated this wine as 94/100 with the following review:

Gorgeous silky wine! Pale garnet colour with complex and perfumed nose of earth, leather, cherry and subtle spice and fleeting sweet floral, perhaps violet. As this was an older vintage, I was a little afraid of it being past its prime - the reward of ageing did not disappoint. It showed beautifully with silky tannins, restrained fruit and bright acidity. The palate still has lots of cherry and strawberry fruit, some smoke, leather, mushroom. As with a fine Burgundy, everything is elusive and changes with each swirl of the glass. The wine is on the lighter side of medium with a beautiful long, dry finish.

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Domaine Chanson Beaune Teurons Pinot Noir 2005, A.C. Burgundy, France: Vintages Wine Panel: AC, 1er Cru Beaune’s Chanson Père et Fils has been making fine wines since 1750. Recently, the Henriot family of Champagne took over the reigns of this family firm, ensuring that its reputation as one of the region’s best négociants would be upheld for years to come. Located at the heart of Chanson Père et Fils’ holdings, this four-hectare vineyard is based on a mixture of limestone and clay. Filled with generous ripe raspberry and cherry flavours with hints of black pepper and vanilla. My note: Lifted ripe red fruit notes. Gorgeous layers with a long finish. 84426 13.50% XD 750 mL $52.95 Score: 92/100. September 27, 2008 Full Review

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