Wines from Marsannay

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Domaine Bruno Clair 2010 Les Longeroies Pinot Noir (Marsannay)

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Rich, elegant and classic, this wine is made from fruit sourced from old vines—some as much as 70 years old. It has a tannic structure, but the dominant elements are the dense red- and black-plum flavors, which are supported by the wine’s acids. Age it for 5–6 years. — R.V. (4/1/2013)

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Château de Marsannay 2003 Chardonnay (Marsannay)

Price $20

Big and rich, this wine just oozes rich, creamy caramel flavors. The fruit is superripe but still with good acidity and tastes of white peaches, toast and cinnamon. Give this wine another year and it will be delicious. Imported by Cannon Wines Limited. — R.V. (9/1/2005)

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Domaine Bruno Clair 2010 Vaudenelles Pinot Noir (Marsannay)

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Located on a high slope in Marsannay, the Vaudenelles Vineyard creates structured wines. This selection has a beautiful perfumed character, and it offers delicious red-berry flavors and lively acids that are striated by minerality. — R.V. (4/1/2013)

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Domaine Bruno Clair 2010 Les Grasses Têtes Pinot Noir (Marsannay)

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This wine is powerful and tannic, firm and dense. The fruit character is still submerged by the concentrated, dry core, which suggests that this wine needs at least 4–5 years before the red berry fruits show through. — R.V. (4/1/2013)

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Domaine Sylvain Pataille 2010 L’Ancestrale Pinot Noir (Marsannay)

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Price $73

An old-vine wine, this is powerful, concentrated and impressively dense for a Marsannay. It is full of red plum and berry flavors, plus firm tannins that suggest this could age for several years. — R.V. (4/1/2013)

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Louis Jadot 2003 Chardonnay (Marsannay)

Price $23

A finely balanced wine, bursting with fresh white peach flavors and just a touch of wood. So easy to drink now, it should also age well over 3–4 years. Imported by Kobrand. — R.V. (9/1/2005)

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Domaine Bruno Clair 2010 Chardonnay-Pinot Blanc (Marsannay)

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The fruit used to make this blend of Chardonnay and Pinot Blanc was sourced from a number of parcels in Marsannay. It’s structured, fruity and perfumed, and it has citrusy acidity. — R.V. (4/1/2013)

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Château de Marsannay 2004 Le Clos de Jeu Pinot Noir (Marsannay)

Price $24

Literally, the playing field, Le Clos de Jeu is the best known vineyard in Marsannay. This wine, from the chateau owned by Patriarche Père et Fils of Beaune, is light, easy to drink, but also has attractive ripe plum skin flavors. With its layer of tannin, it could age for a few years. — R.V. (3/1/2007)

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