Chambolle Musigny 2007 Comte de Vogue

Professionele reviews

Robert Parker (91)

De Vogue’s 2007 Chambolle-Musigny reveals fresh purple plum and tart-edged red currant that put me momentarily in mind more of 2008. But a warm sense of richness and combination of soy-like savor and subtle caramelization are more vintage-typical, and this finishes with irresistible exuberance and purity of fruit, if not enormous complexity, as well as with a slightly sweet-tart sense of candied currants. Hints of lily perfume as well as a sense that the tannins have simply melted away, add to the overarching sense of seductive sweetness on exhibit here. I would be inclined to enjoy this over the next 4-5 years, though it might well hold up well for much longer.

Jancis Robinson (17)

impid crimson. Headily, almost rudely fruity on the nose. Juicy fruit. Very charming with the acidity in evidence but soft and low in tannin. Pure and open but not a long term wine.

BOW (8)