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Reviewed by: Stephen Tanzer
Good bright, dark red. Subtle, high-pitched aromas of blackberry, ink and violet. Then very subdued in the mouth, showing less éclat than the two Gevrey premier crus. Seems a bit flat and lacking sweetness of fruit: am I missing something? Finishes stubbornly backward, with a broad dusting of slightly drying tannins and lingering flavors of dark berries and chocolate. A bit slight and dry for grand cru.
About the Producer
Chateau Frederic Esmonin is a well-known winery located in the Burgundy region of France. The winery is run by the Frederic Esmonin family and dates back to 1942. The winery is located in the Gevrey-Chambertin district of Burgundy, one of the region's most prestigious appellation. Chateau Frederic Esmonin is known for producing fine Burgundy wines. They harvest the grapes by hand and pay attention to preserving the original flavors and characteristics of the grapes during the vinification process. They produce mainly red wines, including Pinot Noir, one of Burgundy's most famous grape varieties. Frederic Esmonin's wines usually show intense fruit aromas, such as cherries, cranberries and blackberries, with a certain acidity and a fine tannin structure. These characteristics allow their wines to show more complex and elegant qualities after aging. As a traditional Burgundy winery, Frederic Esmonin pays attention to the careful management of the winery and the use of the wine room. They are committed to maintaining attention to detail in order to produce high-quality wines that are loved by wine lovers.