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Wines from Romanée-St.-Vivant

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95
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Domaine de l'Arlot 2005 Pinot Noir (Romanée-St.-Vivant)

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Domaine de l’Arlot owns just over one acre of this grand cru vineyard in Vosne-Romanée. This 2005 shows intense, complex fruits and tannins, both finely intertwined. There is power, but the strawberry flavors are just as important, flattering the palate.  — R.V.  (8/1/2008)
95
points

Domaine de la Romanée-Conti 2004 Romanée-Saint-Vivant Pinot Noir (Romanée-St.-Vivant)

A delicious, flowery, aromatic wine. The flavors float around the firm core of fine tannins, plum skin and fig flavors, combining with acidity and leaving an impression of delicacy, yet also great aging potential.  — R.V.  (3/1/2007)
93
points

Louis Latour 2009 Les Quatre Journaux Pinot Noir (Romanée-St.-Vivant)

  1. $425
Black cherry juice vies with a dense structure in this powerful wine. It has layers of tannins and sweetness. This is a firm, solid wine packed inside velvet. Age for 10 years and more.  — R.V.  (9/1/2011)
92
points

Louis Latour 2003 Les Quatre Journaux Pinot Noir (Romanée-St.-Vivant)

  1. $280
A superpowerful wine packed with structure and ripe fruit. It also has elegance and dense concentrated flavors. Its strange name—”four days”— is derived from the fact that it was possible for four workers to harvest the vineyard’s fruit in a single day. Imported by Louis Latour.  — R.V.  (9/1/2005)
91
points

Louis Latour 2008 Pinot Noir (Romanée-St.-Vivant)

  1. $350
For a Grand Cru from Vosne-Romanée, this is a wine on the light side, its tannins soft and dominated by new-wood flavors. That said, it is still a fine wine, packed with ripe fruit and fresh acidity. The structure floats over the fruit; a few months and it may fatten out.  — R.V.  (12/31/2010)
88
points

Mommessin 2001 Pinot Noir (Romanée-St.-Vivant)

  1. $149
Shows plenty of bright raspberry fruit on the nose, but seems a bit sinewy and tannic in the mouth. The aromas are pretty and there is some spicy red fruit on the palate, but this wine could use a little more flesh to balance its toughness.  — J.C.  (10/1/2003)
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