Meursault Rougeots 1992 Coche Dury

Classification
Type	Blanc
Marque	Coche Dury
Millésime	1992
Pays	France
Région	Burgundy, Cotes de Beaune
Raisin	Chardonnay
Volume
État	Parfait
Étiquette	Légèrement Sale
Stock	0

Avis professionnels

Robert Parker (91)

In 1992, Coche's yields were higher than he would have liked. For the first time Coche will be offering some of his Meursaults with their vineyard name, rather than blending them together into a village Meursault. There are five separate single vineyard Meursault cuvees. The 1992 Meursault-Les Rougeot is forceful, dramatic, flamboyant wines loaded with honeyed, hazelnut-scented fruit, full body, unctuously thick, rich textures, low acidity, and plenty of power, alcohol, glycerin, and fruit. Rougeot is more expansive and longer than Les Chevalieres.

Winespectator (93)

A big wine, chewy yet polished, providing tons of butter, butterscotch, mineral, honey and chalk flavors and an earthy touch on the finish. The texture is smooth and silky.