2022 Domaine Nicole Lamarche Côte de Nuits Villages
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Body: fairly light. Lighter than most red wines from ; 12.5% alcohol.
Tannin: fairly smooth. From ; aged in oak.
Sweetness: dry. Red wine from is almost always dry.
Acidity: fairly high. from the fairly cool climate of .
Aromas: earthy notes, flowers and red fruit, typical of
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Log inDomaine Lamarche is best known for the Monopole La Grande Rue which has the vineyards of DRC La Tache and DRC Romanee Conti as direct neighbours. In any case, Domaine Lamarche has vineyards on the best locations of the Cote de Nuits.
Lamarche gained fame under Francois Lamarche. His daughter Nicole joined the company in 2006 and took over completely when Francois died suddenly in 2013. In the years that followed, she changed course. She started working biodynamically and now uses only 50% new oak (her father 70-100%). Everything is done by hand.
Since 2018, Nicole has had her name on the label instead of her father Francois.
This wine is made from various plots planted in 1979 and from young vines from various large orchards including Grand Cru. The grapes for this wine come from a plot in Concoeur-et-Courboin, located on the hills just above Vosne-Romanée. The vineyard is characterized by a chalky soil, which contributes to the minerality and freshness of the wine.
The 2022 Côte de Nuits-Villages from Domaine Nicole Lamarche is a lively and elegant wine that reflects the unique character of the Hautes-Côtes de Nuits region. Bright ruby red with fresh red fruit aromas, subtle floral notes and refined structure, this wine offers an engaging drinking experience for lovers of authentic Burgundy wines. Light and fragrant, with delicate yet peppery tannins provide a lively length. An impressive wine at a competitive price.
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Helder robijnrode Bourgogne met frisse rode fruitaroma's van kers en framboos, subtiele florale tonen, een kalkachtige mineraliteit en elegante, licht peperige tannines die samen zorgen voor een fijne, sierlijke frisheid. Door die zuurgraad en het lichte tannineprofiel snijdt de wijn mooi door het vet van charcuterie en varkensgerechten en overstemt hij gevogelte of zachte kazen niet, vooral bij bereidingen als geroosterde kip met kruiden, varkenshaas of cotelette met mosterdsaus, gedroogde ham en cornichons of romige Brie en jonge Comté komt hij extra tot zijn recht.
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