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Gerard Mugneret

2019 Gerard Mugneret, Vosne-Romanee Premier Cru, Les Suchots

France Pinot Noir Burgundy Vosne-Romanee Les Suchots Premier Cru 750ML

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2019 Gerard Mugneret, Vosne-Romanee Premier Cru, Les Suchots
Gerard Mugneret

2019 Gerard Mugneret, Vosne-Romanee Premier Cru, Les Suchots

France Pinot Noir Burgundy Vosne-Romanee Les Suchots Premier Cru 750ML

Vinous

91-93
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From the very top of the Grands Suchots lieu-dit, this 0.39 hectare plot was first planted in 1939, with some re-planted in 1988. Well-draining clay and stony soils provide little yet intense fruits. Since 2019 the wine is fermented with 100% whole clusters, then aged in 30% new oak barrels.

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Gerard Mugneret, thrice removed cousin of the Mugneret-Gibourg branch of the family, is a domaine of impeccable quality that has within recent years rivaled the relatives in class & quality. This coincided with Pascal, the current generation of the family domaine, realizing "what kind of wine I wanted to make", in harmony with his mandate to institute biodynamics. All cuvées are produced with 100% whole clusters, so the differences in bottlings are true to their sense of place. Nuits-Saint-Georges La Richemone is one of the more sought-after in any vintage, as is the supple Vosne-Romanee Suchots. The Echezeaux is a special treat, coming from the Mugneret-Gibourg plot within Quartiers de Nuits.

Gerard Mugneret

The Domaine of Gerard Mugneret dates back over a century, but it is in the extremely capable hands of Pascal Mugneret that its ascension has been noticed by collectors and critics alike. The name has a familiar ring, as great-grandfather Rene's brother Andre founded what today is known as Domaine Mugneret-Gibourg. Similarly situated in Vosne-Romanee, it is only recently that the two domaines' quality has been on par with each other.

Pascal left his career as an engineer to join the family's estate in 2005, with a desire to have a bit more freedom and control in his professional life; it was shortly thereafter that the nature of the work and the rewards of his passion began to intertwine, and Gerard's natural curiosity led him on a quest to creating what we now know as a house style.

The first monumental effort was to remove use of all chemicals, the first step into the biodynamic principles that Pascal has fully implemented today. It should be said that the effect of this transition is dramatic, as the plant learns to rely on itself and its roots, rather than chemical assistance. With time, great attention to each vine as well as to the soil, Pascal saw a wholesale change in the tangible appearance of his vines & clusters, as well as in the resulting wines; clusters would be less compact, allowing less disease pressure, the stems would be healthier and the roots deeper, and the fruit more profound even in hot or wet vintages. By 2019, the conversion as complete as one could ever claim it to be, every wine produced by Pascal has had 100% whole clusters for its fermentation, which undoubtedly provides an ethereal lift to the wines and greater complexity both in their youth and with decades of aging.

The work by no means complete, Pascal has continually pushed for better quality, and realizes it starts in the vineyards. Each year that he has under his belt with the impressive array of vineyard plots, his mastery of each of their unique qualities grows, and in turn our ability to purchase as much seems to wane! These are classy wines oozing with personality, a delicate spice and perfectly-ripe red fruits.

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Gerard Mugneret

Gerard Mugneret, thrice removed cousin of the Mugneret-Gibourg branch of the family, is a domaine of impeccable quality that has within recent years rivaled the relatives in class & quality. This coincided with Pascal, the current generation of the family domaine, realizing "what kind of wine I wanted to make", in harmony with his mandate to institute biodynamics. All cuvées are produced with 100% whole clusters, so the differences in bottlings are true to their sense of place. Nuits-Saint-Georges La Richemone is one of the more sought-after in any vintage, as is the supple Vosne-Romanee Suchots. The Echezeaux is a special treat, coming from the Mugneret-Gibourg plot within Quartiers de Nuits.

The Domaine of Gerard Mugneret dates back over a century, but it is in the extremely capable hands of Pascal Mugneret that its ascension has been noticed by collectors and critics alike. The name has a familiar ring, as great-grandfather Rene's brother Andre founded what today is known as Domaine Mugneret-Gibourg. Similarly situated in Vosne-Romanee, it is only recently that the two domaines' quality has been on par with each other.

Pascal left his career as an engineer to join the family's estate in 2005, with a desire to have a bit more freedom and control in his professional life; it was shortly thereafter that the nature of the work and the rewards of his passion began to intertwine, and Gerard's natural curiosity led him on a quest to creating what we now know as a house style.

The first monumental effort was to remove use of all chemicals, the first step into the biodynamic principles that Pascal has fully implemented today. It should be said that the effect of this transition is dramatic, as the plant learns to rely on itself and its roots, rather than chemical assistance. With time, great attention to each vine as well as to the soil, Pascal saw a wholesale change in the tangible appearance of his vines & clusters, as well as in the resulting wines; clusters would be less compact, allowing less disease pressure, the stems would be healthier and the roots deeper, and the fruit more profound even in hot or wet vintages. By 2019, the conversion as complete as one could ever claim it to be, every wine produced by Pascal has had 100% whole clusters for its fermentation, which undoubtedly provides an ethereal lift to the wines and greater complexity both in their youth and with decades of aging.

The work by no means complete, Pascal has continually pushed for better quality, and realizes it starts in the vineyards. Each year that he has under his belt with the impressive array of vineyard plots, his mastery of each of their unique qualities grows, and in turn our ability to purchase as much seems to wane! These are classy wines oozing with personality, a delicate spice and perfectly-ripe red fruits.

Vinous

Vinous

91-93

The 2019 Vosne-Romanée Les Suchots 1er Cru was another cuvée due to be racked the following week. There is a touch of gaminess on the nose, combining nicely with the red fruit. The palate is medium-bodied with firm but supple tannins, fresh and focused, with strictness rather than opulence defining the finish. A structured Les Suchots where the whole bunch is more prominent than in other cuvées.

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Vinous

Vinous

91-93

The 2019 Vosne-Romanée Les Suchots 1er Cru was another cuvée due to be racked the following week. There is a touch of gaminess on the nose, combining nicely with the red fruit. The palate is medium-bodied with firm but supple tannins, fresh and focused, with strictness rather than opulence defining the finish. A structured Les Suchots where the whole bunch is more prominent than in other cuvées.