Domaine des Terres Dorées (Jean-Paul Brun)

Côte de Brouilly Gamay

8.9249 ratings
8.956 pro ratings
Côte de Brouilly, Beaujolais, Burgundy, France
Gamay
Top Notes For
Gerald Montoya

Pure cote de Brouilly. Lean, fresh, and mineral driven. Raspberry and rocks

Pure cote de Brouilly. Lean, fresh, and mineral driven. Raspberry and rocks

3 people found it helpfulDec 2nd, 2017
Chip Hughes

Brooding, corpulent blue and black things. Tannic, but the tannins are well integrated. Avoids the monolithic qualities that detract from a few 2015s. #brun #cotedebrouilly #gamay #beaujolais

Brooding, corpulent blue and black things. Tannic, but the tannins are well integrated. Avoids the monolithic qualities that detract from a few 2015s. #brun #cotedebrouilly #gamay #beaujolais

2 people found it helpfulOct 2nd, 2018
Tom Casagrande

Soft and ready to drink now, has loads of soft, sultry cherry fruit and a smoky, stony component in the nose. Ripe and soft in the mouth, with a friendly whack of fruit up front, turning minerally in the back half, where a little tannin sneaks in.

Soft and ready to drink now, has loads of soft, sultry cherry fruit and a smoky, stony component in the nose. Ripe and soft in the mouth, with a friendly whack of fruit up front, turning minerally in the back half, where a little tannin sneaks in.

1 person found it helpfulAug 14th, 2022
Josh Morgenthau

Stewed fruit, raisin and molasses on the nose, picking up sweetness on the palate with clove, earth, plum jam and prominent tannins. Lacks the fresh-fruited Beaujolais profile I prefer, but still impressive.

Stewed fruit, raisin and molasses on the nose, picking up sweetness on the palate with clove, earth, plum jam and prominent tannins. Lacks the fresh-fruited Beaujolais profile I prefer, but still impressive.

1 person found it helpfulSep 1st, 2020
Dan R
9.0

This was more muscular and rigid than the Morgon, with slightly less immediate appeal but delicious nonetheless. Give it a year or two.

This was more muscular and rigid than the Morgon, with slightly less immediate appeal but delicious nonetheless. Give it a year or two.

1 person found it helpfulApr 21st, 2020
Lyn Farmer

Bright medium ruby. Needs a bit of air to open up then yields a cascade of fruit- raspberry, kirsch and cherry, violets, earthy undertones and a bit of candied fruit without a hint of seemed. Very focused acidity and silky, well defined tannins. Long finish- lots of depth here

Bright medium ruby. Needs a bit of air to open up then yields a cascade of fruit- raspberry, kirsch and cherry, violets, earthy undertones and a bit of candied fruit without a hint of seemed. Very focused acidity and silky, well defined tannins. Long finish- lots of depth here

1 person found it helpfulFeb 25th, 2020
Saman Hosseini

Writer Maison Abattoir

9.1

Gutsy.. Among the sure bets of 2017.

Gutsy.. Among the sure bets of 2017.

1 person found it helpfulMay 11th, 2019
Geoff Troup

Sales Eder Brothers, Cellar Fine Wines

7.9

Tastes cheap to me. Big fruit, expressive and opulent, lacking subtley​, sharp and wonky.

Tastes cheap to me. Big fruit, expressive and opulent, lacking subtley​, sharp and wonky.

1 person found it helpfulSep 22nd, 2017
Beau Carson

Not the best 2015 I've had, but every time I drink a Beaujolais from this vintage, I somehow fall more in love with them.

Not the best 2015 I've had, but every time I drink a Beaujolais from this vintage, I somehow fall more in love with them.

Jun 30th, 2017
Gordon Walker

Red fruit, raspberry, herbaceous, resinous, solvent, VA. Great value

Red fruit, raspberry, herbaceous, resinous, solvent, VA. Great value

Jun 27th, 2016