POMMARD Vieilles Vignes La Levrière Domaine Bernard Dugat-Py 2016

Retailer product description

Reproduced from a tracked retailer’s product feed for identification; it is not BottlePicker editorial content.

(from what Loïc Dugat described as a normal crop for these 70+-year-old vines: just 20 hectoliters per hectare with very little frost; vinified with 50% whole clusters and aging in 60% new oak): Very ripe, slightly high-toned aromas of licorice pastille, blueberry liqueur and blackberry come across as distinctly roasted after the first two Gevrey samples (this fruit was picked at the beginning of the harvest, on September 21). The high-toned character carries through onto the palate, where the black fruit flavors are complicated by red-soil notes of tobacco and brown spices and supported by a firm stony underpinning. This solid, powerful wine boasts serious old-vines thickness of texture with just enough balancing acidity. Finishes with a boatload of tannins but has the sweetness and intensity of fruit to support them. This village wine will probably need a good four or five years of cellaring upon release.

Critic scores

Scores belong to the named critics and are reproduced from retailer data.

Where to buy POMMARD Vieilles Vignes La Levrière Domaine Bernard Dugat-Py 2016 in France