2020 Antoine Jobard Bourgogne Rouge


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Country: France
Region: Burgundy
Appellation: Bourgogne AOC
Grape(s): Pinot Noir
Wine Style: Red
Composition: Single Varietal
Practices: Certified Organic

About this wine. Many thanks to importer KLWM for the following information. Jobard's 2020 Bourgogne Rouge is a blend of four lieux-dits (1.5 ha) in Pommard: L’Aumônne, Taupe Maison Dieu, En la Taupe, and Les Crenilles. The hand-harvested fruit is destemmed and cold soaked for five-days, followed by 10 days of fermentation. Finished wines are bottled unfined and, in some vintages, lightly filtered. 

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Tasting Notes

Critical Acclaim:

"A ripe and full-on nose speaks mostly of various dark berries and pungent earth aromas. The succulent, round and delicious middle weight flavors possess good volume for a wine at this level, all wrapped in a lingering and lightly rustic finale. To enjoy young." –Burghound

 

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About the Producer

This is as classy and as consistent a property as you’ll find in Burgundy, and theirs are generally counted among the best Meursaults. Other respected vignerons like Coche and Raveneau hold these wines in the highest esteem and are generous with their praise when Jobard comes up in conversation.

All the Jobard wines are aged in barrel and spend a lengthy period of time sur lie in their cellars in Meursault. They are the last of our white Burgundies to come to the market every year due to their unhurried approach to vinification and typically slow malolactic fermentations. In their youth, these wines are often tightly wound with an intense mineral structure that only begins to soften with extended bottle aging. Though François and Antoine work side by side, Antoine has brought his own signature to the domaine: a more sensuous approachability to the wines, all delicious and ready to drink immediately. That said, the Jobard legacy lives on, and the wines will still explode with intense aromas of honeycomb and stone later in life. If you just can’t wait, there’s no reason not to uncork.

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