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Louis Jadot - Gevrey-Chambertin 2017

Louis Jadot - Gevrey Chambertin 2017

89/100

Robert Parker

Pinot Noir
fruity
enveloping
leg of lamb

“Tasted from the bottle, Jadot’s 2017 Gevrey-Chambertin Village (Maison Louis Jadot) presents itself beautifully, dancing in the glass with aromas of raspberry and blackcurrant mingled with notes of candied bark, smoked meat, and loamy soil. Medium-bodied, supple, and enveloping, its succulent fruit core is supported by powdery tannins and lively acidity. [...]” (Wine Advocate 2020)

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Estate

Louis Jadot

Vintage

2017

Designation

Gevrey-Chambertin

Region

Burgundy

Grape varieties

100% Pinot Noir

Terroirs

Limestone soils with a significant proportion of clayey marl, giving the wines roundness and power, as well as varying degrees of depth

Viticulture

Sustainable viticulture with no synthetic additives; use of tractors or horses for the least accessible vineyards; no deep plowing, but rather surface-level work to preserve soil structure

Grape Harvest

Partially manual

Winemaking

Aged in tanks for about 3–4 weeks

Livestock farming

About 12 months in oak barrels

Alcohol content

13%

Eye

A very deep ruby color

Nose

Aromas of ripe red and black fruits and spices, followed by animal notes of musk and fur as it ages

Palate

Silky, full-bodied, tannic, and well-balanced

Serve

Younger: 12–14°C / Older: 16°C

Open

1 hour before service

Drink before

2030

Food and wine pairings

Food and wine pairings

The rich flavors and aromas of this wine call for hearty, elaborate dishes: leg of lamb, beef bourguignon, stews, and strong cheeses (except blue cheeses)...

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Bettane & Desseauve

Bettane & Desseauve

Rated estate (2025 guide) 4*Stars (Producers of the very highest quality, the pride of French viticulture)

About the estate:

The Gagey family’s involvement with this true gem of Burgundy’s historical heritage began upon the death of Louis-Auguste Jadot. With no heir, the estate was entrusted in 1962 to André Gagey, who remained its manager until 1991, when he handed the reins to his son Pierre-Henry, who now oversees the 225 hectares of vineyards. Since 2011, winemaking has been overseen by Frédéric Barnier, who has seamlessly succeeded Jacques Lardière, further improving the consistency and uniformity of all vintages. The whites are pneumatically pressed and fermented directly in barrels, where they undergo aging on the lees with periodic stirring for 12 to 20 months. The red wines are vinified with the stems removed but without crushing, without cold pre-fermentation, and undergo a vatting period of 25 to 27 days before beginning their aging for 12 to 22 months in barrels, one-third of which are new.

Robert Parker - Wine Advocate

Robert Parker - Wine Advocate

Wine rated (2020 guide) 89/100 (Very good wine)

Estate rated "Recommended" (Wine producer recommended by Robert Parker - The Wine Advocate)

About the wine:

Tasted from the bottle, Jadot’s 2017 Gevrey-Chambertin Village (Maison Louis Jadot) presents itself beautifully, dancing in the glass with aromas of raspberry and blackcurrant intertwined with notes of candied bark, smoked meat, and loamy soil. Medium-bodied, supple, and enveloping, its succulent fruit core is supported by powdery tannins and lively acidity. As readers will recall, this cuvée is largely produced from purchased fruit, but it is vinified in-house by Barnier and his team.

RVF - The French Wine Review / Guide to the Best Wines of France

RVF - La Revue du Vin de France / Guide des Meilleurs Vins de France

Rated estate (2022 guide) 1*Star (Up-and-coming stars or quality winemakers producing wines of a high standard—you won’t be disappointed when tasting the wines from these estates)

About the estate:

This prestigious wine merchant is run with great efficiency by Pierre-Henry Gagey, who is deeply involved in Burgundy. The company boasts an exceptionally extensive range and a superb collection of terroirs, encompassing the major Burgundian appellations. Frédéric Barnier, who has been in charge of winemaking since 2012, is gradually making his mark by refining the wines. Consistency is one of this house’s strengths. While the whites display beautiful balance, the reds are austere and severe, with oak notes that dominate the fruit and even hints of acetate that, this year, make it difficult to assess certain vintages. Let’s hope this is temporary, as the company’s reputation is at stake.

James Suckling

James Suckling

Rated: Recommended

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