20 August 2009

Domaine Roulot Bourgogne Blanc 2006

Burgundy, France. Chardonnay. 13%. Cork. Approx $A50.

A cloudy day, punctuated by drizzle, but without the sting and bitter cold of winter.

A delicious wine, which seems to possess all the classic white Burgundy traits. Grilled stone fruit and crushed almonds with a pleasing whiff of struck match and a suggestion of marzipan. Intense and satisfyingly searing, it manages to be tight and fleshy at once. Again the flavours are expected, and welcome. Grapefruit, essence and butterscotch, all in correct proportion and order.

Very good - excellent.
94.
Now - 2012+

2011 tasting note - here.

On the plate: Orange marmalade chicken.

3 comments:

griff said...

Wowee. Must look out for some of that.

cheers

Carl

Pluggin has been and will return to Japan said...

Where did you get it from Edward?

Edward said...

Griff and Pluggin,

I dug out the receipt, it was actually $59 and it's from d'Or to Door.