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1997 Coche-Dury, Meursault

This 1997 vintage comes from various parcels in Meursault and the winemaking approach follows traditional practices, with extended lees contact and aging in barrels for 15-22 months. This wine embodies the true essence of the vintage, the wine is big and lush with a viscous like mouthfeel.

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The Wine Advocate

Wine Advocate

90

The 1997 Meursault is a similar showing to the example that Raphael Coche opened when I visited back in January ’14. Perhaps the only slight difference is that the nose is a little more oxidative than the previous bottle, but there is still that lovely balance with fine acidity and that live-wire, honeysuckle finish. Commendable for the vintage, although I would drink bottles sooner rather than later.

Vinous

Vinous

90

The 1997 Meursault Village has a fragrant bouquet of white flowers mingling with hazelnut and background notes of wet wool, perhaps becoming just a little diffuse with age. The palate is marked by a silver bead of acidity, and not as complex as I have found some overperforming vintages of Meursault Village to be, but redeemed by lovely, judicious lemon verbena and orange pith on the finish. Not the greatest Coche-Dury that I have tasted, but come on: it’s a 24-year-old village cru! (Two bottles tasted from different sources, one showing more fatigue than the other.)

What the Critics are Saying

The Wine Advocate

Wine Advocate

90

The 1997 Meursault is a similar showing to the example that Raphael Coche opened when I visited back in January ’14. Perhaps the only slight difference is that the nose is a little more oxidative than the previous bottle, but there is still that lovely balance with fine acidity and that live-wire, honeysuckle finish. Commendable for the vintage, although I would drink bottles sooner rather than later.

Vinous

Vinous

90

The 1997 Meursault Village has a fragrant bouquet of white flowers mingling with hazelnut and background notes of wet wool, perhaps becoming just a little diffuse with age. The palate is marked by a silver bead of acidity, and not as complex as I have found some overperforming vintages of Meursault Village to be, but redeemed by lovely, judicious lemon verbena and orange pith on the finish. Not the greatest Coche-Dury that I have tasted, but come on: it’s a 24-year-old village cru! (Two bottles tasted from different sources, one showing more fatigue than the other.)