2007 H. Lignier Charmes Chambertin
- 750 ml91-93
BH
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$259.00
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Product ID
56711-750-AI
Wine Critic Reviews:
An elegant, pure and relatively high-toned red berry fruit nose carries notes of earth, underbrush and subtle spice hints that give way to rich, round and surprisingly supple flavors that tighten up considerably on the powerful and well muscled finish. This is an interesting wine that seems unduly approachable until the firm finish arrives.
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| Availability | Out of Stock |
|---|---|
| Vintage | 2007 |
| Format | 750 ml |
| Color | Red |
| Country | France: Words fail us when trying to adequately portray France's place in the world of wine. It's downright impossible to imagine what wine would feel and taste like had it not been for France's many, many viticultural pioneers. Fine wine is the blood of France's vigorously beating heart, and it finds itself in many aspects of French culture. With a viticultural history that dates all the way back to the 6th century BC, France now enjoys its position as the most famous and reputable wine region on the planet. If you have a burning passion for masterfully crafted, mouth-watering, mind-expanding wines, then regular visits to France are probably already in your schedule, and for a good reason. |
| Producer | H.Lignier: If you think of a wine's texture and structure as body language, then Hubert Lignier reds are the equivalent of an impossibly beautiful woman you have the honor of dancing with. Every movement on your palate flows smoothly into the next, and you're left with your heart exposed, as the sensual and rich fruit plays with your imagination. The flavors are pure, there's a careful level of balance and intensity on display, and it's hard to keep your attention on just one aroma, because they all compete for the spotlight, in a way that isn't overwhelming or muddled. If you wish to initiate this dance and fall deeply in love with Hubert Lignier's luxurious reds, let us play the role of Cupid and introduce you to their finest bottles. |
| Rating | 91-93 BH |
| Region | Burgundy: Situated just west of the beautiful river Saone, the hills and valleys of Burgundy stand as they have stood since medieval times, and you can almost hear the cheerful chatter of vineyard workers from miles away. Indeed, France's identity in the world of wine would be incomplete without the inclusion of Burgundy and its many viticultural achievements. Every little sub-region of the area boasts a unique soil composition, which, when combined with the area's climate conditions, creates an incredibly diverse and appealing selection of fine wines. Every new bottle is an adventure of its own, and a snapshot of its birthplace. You could spend years sampling great Burgundian wines, and you would still have a lot to learn, which is what makes the region so compelling for veterans and novice wine lovers alike. No matter what your taste in wines may be, there is a winery in Burgundy that could mesmerize your mind and make your senses scream with joy. And what better way to spend a comfy summer afternoon with your friends and family than with a classy bottle from some of the region's most reputable wineries? From the noble slopes of Cote d'Or to the flatlands near various settlements, let us help you on your journey as we explore Burgundy's most delicious and renowned wines. |
| Type of Wine | Burgundy Red: If you have a craving for some beautiful, mind-expanding Pinot Noir, few regions can match the talent and consistency of Burgundy. The grape almost seems like it evolved for this very region, and its essence will stimulate your senses and arouse your imagination. Drink deep and experience almost spiritual enlightenment. |
| OWC | No |
| Varietal | Pinot Noir: Pinot Noir is possibly the most versatile red grape when it comes to the ways it's been used over the years. From red wines to sparkling wines and beyond, there aren't many places where you can avoid hearing about it, and for a good reason. It's often easy to spot a bottle of Pinot Noir simply by the pale, translucent color, which transitions into a shade reminiscent of old-timey brickwork, adding a lovely dash of country charm to an already awe-inspiring drink. |
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