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Lot 13

DOMAINE ROBERT CHEVILLON NUITS-SAINT-GEORGES LES VAUCRAINS 2010 (2) WA (94-96)

DOMAINE ROBERT CHEVILLON NUITS-SAINT-GEORGES LES VAUCRAINS 2010 (2) WA (94-96)
Lot 13 Details
DOMAINE ROBERT CHEVILLON NUITS-SAINT-GEORGES LES VAUCRAINS 2010

Côte de Nuits. Premier Cru
u. 2 x 1 cm.

The 2010 Nuits St. Georges Les Vaucrains is one of the more delicate wines next to some of the other 2010s. It shows gorgeous fleshiness in its layers of dark red fruit, spices and flowers. The Vaucrains is all about textural elegance and volume. The sensual finish makes this very hard to spit. Today the Vaucrains comes across as silkier and more finessed than the St. Georges, suggesting it may come around a bit earlier. That may also just be wishful thinking on my part. We will see. This is another breathtaking wine from the Chevillon brothers. December 2011 WA (94-96)

2 bts.    per lot $500 - $700

Realised: $720
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

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