by Rahsaan » Sun Jun 05, 2016 3:49 am
2007 Louis Boillot Pommard Les Croix Noires
The clear Burg Berry nose was beautiful throughout. But for the first few hours the wine was fresh and brisk with a juicy core that hinted at succulence yet would not quite turn the corner. After 5+ hours it started to get deeper and show lovely rich-ish waves of elegance. Very very nice at the end.
2007 Louis Boillot Gevrey Chambertin Les Cherbaudes
This starts off giving more easy pleasure than the Croix Noires, with juicy but firm fruit, fine and accessible. Not as rich as the Croix Noires, but much more elegant and more harmonious and with an extremely seductive fragrance. However, unlike the Croix Noires it actually loses vigor with 5+ hours of air. But of course I'm not qualified to make any real guesses about future evolution for either wine.
2006 Louis Boillot Gevrey Chambertin Les Cherbaudes
Lovely. From the beginning there is always an extra layer of weight compared to the 07, but of course the wine is never ever heavy. So fine, so fragrant, so much to love. That said, although it doesn't exactly taste brand new, with extended airing it still feels relatively 'primary' so I have to imagine that the real evolution is yet to come.
2006 Louis Boillot Gevrey Chambertin Les Champonnets
Corked!