2023 Mazy-Chambertin
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Tasting Notes
Rebourseau’s Mazy-Chambertin has the most charming, delicate and refined nose of all the Grands Crus in the range. Coming from a 0.96-hectare plot at the heart of the appellation, the vines average 45 years in age. This is arguably one of the best expressions of this Grand Cru, more subtle and delicate than their Clos de Bèze on the nose. With a hint of smokiness on the palate, it displays opulent, powerful yet velvety, integrated tannins. This will benefit from a few years’ cellaring and should age beautifully.
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About the producer
Based in Gevrey-Chambertin, this domaine has a long history and impressive vineyards (with over five hectares of Grand Cru), but has long been considered an under-performer. Today, however, the Bouygues brothers (of Montrose and Clos Rougeard) have taken ownership and change is afoot.