TN;2005 Chambolle Musigny G.Roumier

WINE TALK
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after question and answers, though is worth a look.
Ruby red
raspberries,red cherries(easy alcoholic),forest soil,touch of chocolate,really spicy.
More time,roses,minty fresh,so pure.
Sappy,tempting,good acidity backbone,full-bodied,sexy chambolle sweetness,smoothed tannins and integrated wood.
Long, red fruits-easy sweet aftertaste.
Young but not to young.Is really good and not closed(cellared all years 12°C).
With more time,darker,plums.

simply a stunning burgundy(for its level?or are “hierarchy points” simply do not living up to many village examples ?)
you don`t understand my text,simply version “is really good stuff”

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Thanks. I have more than a few of these. I appreciate the note.

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Plus 1

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Great note and agree.

Another '05 that is drinking quite well now…

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only one wine-searcher pro source for $245 per 750 bottle! That is grand cru pricing!

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really crazy.But good vintage + name gives sometimes not realistic prices.
bought in 2008 , 6 for 390$.(sounds many better)

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This was widely available at under $100 way back when it was released. I bought my first case at about $65 US. Next case was a little under $70. Very soon this one got over $100 with all vintages. It was gorgeous from the beginning and really shut down hard.

I am glad this is starting to drink. Thanks Roman.

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Plus 2.

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+3

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Although I only have a few of those I appreciate the note as well

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2005 was the vintage where pricing got too high for me on this. Sounds like I missed a nice wine.

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Thanks Roman. I think of Chambolle as the epicentre of quality in that anomolously brilliant vintage - many of the village wines tasted like really great 1ers in 2005…

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many thanks at all,
second day(opened bottle) is the wine also open,really tempting,full flavoured,darker(fruits).
Magnum would be better (for the third day) [cheers.gif]