Mike Evans

9.1

Still showing a lot of tannic and acidic structure, but enough fruit to keep it in check once it had a few hours of air, youthful still, and brawny. — 7 days ago

Adriana Fabbro

9.4

One could argue it was a bit young, but this wine to me - every vintage - remains one of the greatest of all time. I smell and taste the dark fruit (currants, etc), I taste the iron, i taste the dark stones, I taste the garam marsala. And holy sh!t, the texture… — 20 days ago

Conrad Green

9.3

Lovely tangy blue fruit. Cherry and sour plum with roses and graphite. Good stuff. Lean and pretty — 5 months ago

James Brenner

9.6

Saga @ 70 pine with seabass — 13 days ago

Doug Powers

8.9

This is much more backward and has a tannic edge to it, dark fruits, good length, I suspect that this will always show that tannic edge, big and richer than the Traboules, but I prefer the refined aromatics and balance of the Traboules tonight. — 19 days ago

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Angelo Casagrande

8.9

Cherry syrup and wet straw. On the nose. Tart and acidic with nice fruit on the palate. Pretty hefty gamay. — 6 months ago

Loren Gesinsky

9.0

Pretty volatile soon after pouring. Calmed down with some time in the glass. But still unlikely to please everyone. The carbonic maceration is evident. With all of this, I ended up finding it to be an interedting and enjoyable expression of terroir. — 3 days ago

Kamall

8.9

Earthy and smoky. Aged well — 11 hours ago

Eliot Hamerman

9.2

Drinking very well. — 4 months ago

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9.2

The 2014 Gevrey-Chambertin 1er Cru certainly has one of the more attractive bouquets with redcurrant and cranberry, a touch of tobacco and marine aromas (cockle sheds I used to play on in the Thames Estuary). The palate is well balanced, with a touch of curry leaf on the entry and more black than red fruit. The 2014 has a firm grip with a noticeable backbone, yet the finish has plenty of freshness. Drinking well now, but there are a few years left to enjoy. (Neal Martin, Vinous, June 2024)
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