1995 Louis Jadot Domaine des Heritiers Corton Pougets Grand Cru
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Tasting notes
Clear medium red with some amber at the rim. The first wine in the line-up that smells fully evolved, offering a strong cedary balsamic quality as well a touch of volatile acidity to its plum and underbrush aromas. Concentrated, chewy, tactile wine with excellent energy and tannic support. In a savory style, conveying surprising acidity and finishing with slightly dusty tannins. This vintage featuring a so-so September was saved by low yields, noted Barnier, who added that a lot of '95s are not yet easy to taste. Still, I'm not sure how long this wine will last.
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The Wine Advocate
Pierre Rovani
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The medium-to-dark ruby colored Corton Pougets offers gorgeously perfumed and sweet aromas of violets, roses and currants. Admirably ripe and refined, this medium-to-full-bodied wine has an oily-texture crammed with super-ripe black currants, blueberries and dark cherries. It is a highly structured, tightly wound yet well-extracted wine; this Corton will benefit from a few years of cellaring. Drink it between 2000-2006. As always, ratings with a score in parentheses indicate the wine was tasted from cask, not bottle. Importer: Kobrand Corp., New York, NY; tel. (212) 490-9300.
The medium-to-dark ruby colored Corton Pougets offers gorgeously perfumed and sweet aromas of violets, roses and currants. Admirably ripe and refined, this medium-to-full-bodied wine has an oily-texture crammed with super-ripe black currants, blueberries and dark cherries. It is a highly structured, tightly wound yet well-extracted wine. this Corton will benefit from a few years of cellaring. Drink it between 2000-2006. Pierre Rovani, Wine Advocate # 112, Aug 1997
The medium-to-dark ruby colored Corton Pougets offers gorgeously perfumed and sweet aromas of violets, roses and currants. Admirably ripe and refined, this medium-to-full-bodied wine has an oily-texture crammed with super-ripe black currants, blueberries and dark cherries. It is a highly structured, tightly wound yet well-extracted wine; this Corton will benefit from a few years of cellaring. Drink it between 2000-2006. Aug 1997, www.robertparker.com
About the producer
Louis Jadot is arguably the most consistent négociant house in Burgundy. It has managed to straddle both the entry-level and fine wine market, while retaining respect in both.