2011 Domaine Sylvain Cathiard, Vosne-Romanee Premier Cru, Reignots 6x750ml

Red ⋅ Burgundy ⋅ France
Vintage: 2011 ⋅ Other (Future Arrival): 2020 2021 2022 2023
Pack size: 6x750ml
JR16.5RP90VM90

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Tasting Notes

Vinous 90

Good medium red. Stony aromas of raspberry, licorice and graphite. Fresh, juicy and youthfully medicinal, with good energy to its tight flavors of dark cherry, raspberry, flowers and fresh herbs. Showing less personality today than the Aux Murgers, this premier cru will need time in bottle to blossom. [Stephen Tanzer, 01/03/2014]

Robert Parker 90

Sylvain Cathiard’s 2011 Vosne-Romanee 1er Cru aux Reignots, tasted blind in a line-up of 2011 Amoureuses in Holland, reveals a clear color as well as a gorgeous bouquet that is pure and seductive, quite floral in style, with very fine delineation and mineralite. This is generous at the moment, a little showy and seductive but not as nuanced or as complex as the 2010. The palate is medium-bodied and quite chewy in the mouth. There is good extraction here although it is missing finesse toward the finish. Tasted June 2014. [Neal Martin, 08/01/2014]

JancisRobinson.com 16.5

75% new oak. Not as intense a nose as their old-vine Murgers. From their youngest vines, planted in 1997. But racy and energetic. Quite marked acidity. Competent rather than thrilling today. [11/27/2012]

Anticipated maturity: 2017-2027

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