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2013 Emmanuel Rouget, Nuits-Saint-Georges
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The Wine Advocate

Wine Advocate

88-90

Taken from a new barrel, the 2013 Nuits Saint Georges Villages has a confit-like bouquet with raspberry jam and kirsch, mineral scents just behind. The palate is medium-bodied, quite fleshy in the mouth with supple tannins. The fruit spectrum edges closer to black on the finish that has more persistence than the Vosne-Romanée Village at this stage. This should be afforded two or three years in bottle.

Vinous

Vinous

88-89

(just 18 hectoliters per hectare produced, due to coulure and botrytis): Bright medium red. Reduced, slightly rustic aromas of tart red berries, leather, fresh herbs and licorice. Sappy and pure if a bit youthfully brutal today, with a crunchy quality to the pomegranate and cranberry flavors. This fruit was picked at 11% and chaptalized to 12.5%, according to Rouget.

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The Wine Advocate

Wine Advocate

88-90

Taken from a new barrel, the 2013 Nuits Saint Georges Villages has a confit-like bouquet with raspberry jam and kirsch, mineral scents just behind. The palate is medium-bodied, quite fleshy in the mouth with supple tannins. The fruit spectrum edges closer to black on the finish that has more persistence than the Vosne-Romanée Village at this stage. This should be afforded two or three years in bottle.

Vinous

Vinous

88-89

(just 18 hectoliters per hectare produced, due to coulure and botrytis): Bright medium red. Reduced, slightly rustic aromas of tart red berries, leather, fresh herbs and licorice. Sappy and pure if a bit youthfully brutal today, with a crunchy quality to the pomegranate and cranberry flavors. This fruit was picked at 11% and chaptalized to 12.5%, according to Rouget.