Jacques used to be the biscuit king before he became a winemaker. One of Burgundy’s best.
Dima and Misha find themselves in Domaine Dujac in Morey-Saint-Denis. Everything in Burgundy is very complicated, but slowly we shall untangle the history and the methods of the estate that produces wine that is unbelievably elegant and also a fine example of rare balance and equilibrium. At what cost though?
To answer this the guys shall taste the whole wine line-up of the Domain including the rare Morey-Saint-Denis from Monts Luisants and the top cuvée of the domaine - Clos de la Roche: Grand cru, the style of which is undermined by a trademark bitterness.
Dima and Misha compare 2007 and 2009 vintages and judge the potential of the red Grand crus.
- Alsace
- Burgundy
- Leflaive
- Michel Gros
- Romanee-Conti
- Dujac
- Hudelot-Noellat
- Francois Lamarche
- Comte Liger-Belair
- Joseph Drouhin
- Champagne
- Andre Beaufort
- Jacques Selosse
- Jerome Prevost
- Michel Fallon
- Agrapart & Fils
- Egly-Ouriet
- David Leclapart
- Krug
- Salon
- Serge Mathieu
- Alain Robert
- The Loire Valley
- The Rhône Valley
- Ahr
- Pfalz
- Rheingau
- Rheinhessen
- Piedmont
- Giacomo Conterno
- Rivella Serafino
- Bartolo Mascarello
- Giuseppe Mascarello
- Bruno Giacosa
- Elio Sandri
- Lorenzo Accomasso
- Giacomo Borgogno
- G. D. Vajra
- Tuscany
- Veneto
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