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2013 Emmanuel Rouget, Echezeaux Grand Cru
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The Wine Advocate

Wine Advocate

94-96

The 2013 Echézeaux Grand Cru is matured in 100% new oak. The nose is dark and broody, but very well defined and unfurls with hints of iodine and seaweed. The new wood is clearly well integrated and allows the terroir to shine through. The palate is vivacious and bounds along with energy that permeates through the blackberry, boysenberry, mineral and crushed violets notes, then with aeration, along comes a note of kirsch. This is well structured and contains so much energy on the finish that it might well turn out to be Emmanuel’s best contribution to the 2013 vintage.

Vinous

Vinous

91

Deep red with ruby tones. Distinctly darker on the nose than the Vosne villages, offering scents of black cherry, dark chocolate, licorice and game. Silky and rich but not yet sweet, conveying an impression of volume without weight. Best today on the subtle, slowly building finish. This will need time.

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The Wine Advocate

Wine Advocate

94-96

The 2013 Echézeaux Grand Cru is matured in 100% new oak. The nose is dark and broody, but very well defined and unfurls with hints of iodine and seaweed. The new wood is clearly well integrated and allows the terroir to shine through. The palate is vivacious and bounds along with energy that permeates through the blackberry, boysenberry, mineral and crushed violets notes, then with aeration, along comes a note of kirsch. This is well structured and contains so much energy on the finish that it might well turn out to be Emmanuel’s best contribution to the 2013 vintage.

Vinous

Vinous

91

Deep red with ruby tones. Distinctly darker on the nose than the Vosne villages, offering scents of black cherry, dark chocolate, licorice and game. Silky and rich but not yet sweet, conveying an impression of volume without weight. Best today on the subtle, slowly building finish. This will need time.