2018 Domaine Dujac Chambolle-Musigny
Cote de Nuits, France
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- Avg Price (ex-tax)
- $ 220 / 750ml
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3 from 2 User Ratings
- 6 Critic Reviews
- Style Red - Savory and Classic
- Grape Variety Pinot Noir
- Food Pairing Duck, Goose and Game Birds
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Vineyard notes: "Les Drazey is a lieu-dit north of the village of Chambolle-Musigny. The reddish-brown soil, 50 to 60 cm thick, contains a variety of blunt-to-rounded limestone fragments. The substratum at Les Drazey is formed of a variety of limestone fragments, cemented together by salmon-colored clayey limestone. This conglomerate rock is the result of major erosion that occurred as the topography of the Côte de Nuits took shape. Les Argillières is a lieu-dit southeast of the village of Chambolle-Musigny. The light-colored soil is not very stony and is about 40 to 50 cm thick. The underlying substratum of Les Argillières can be seen in a neighboring hollow (possibly an old clay mine)."
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2018 Case of 6 Btls
Domaine Dujac, Chambolle Musigny [Pre-Arrival]
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2018 Case of 6 Btls
Dujac Fils et Pere, Chambolle Musigny [Pre-Arrival]
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Food Pairing
Roast duck has a classic partner at the dining table – Pinot...
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About the Product
- Drinking Window
- 2021-2032
Analytical Data
- Alcohol ABV
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14%
- Sweetness
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Dry
Production Attributes
Indigenous Fermentation
- Maturation
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Oaked
- Oak Type
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French
- Ownership
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Jacques Seysses
- Closure Type
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Cork
- Vineyard Notes
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Les Drazey is a lieu-dit north of the village of Chambolle-Musigny. The reddish-brown soil, 50 to 60 cm thick, contains a variety of blunt-to-rounded limestone fragments. The substratum at Les Drazey is formed of a variety of limestone fragments, cemented together by salmon-colored clayey limestone. This conglomerate rock is the result of major erosion that occurred as the topography of the Côte de Nuits took shape. Les Argillières is a lieu-dit southeast of the village of Chambolle-Musigny. The light-colored soil is not very stony and is about 40 to 50 cm thick. The underlying substratum of Les Argillières can be seen in a neighboring hollow (possibly an old clay mine).
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- Winemaking
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Our grapes are vinified with little or no destemming, depending on the nature of the vintage. Only indigenous yeasts are used to preserve the authentic origin of the wines. Fermentation lasts about two weeks with some light punching down at the start, then pumping over for a smoother extraction towards the end of fermentation. The main concern is the balance between firmness and suppleness for the tannins. After being lightly pressed in a pneumatic press, the wines are transferred to the cellar by gravity.
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- Ageing
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The wines will spend 14 to 18 months in oak barrels. We buy the wood two years in advance to guarantee sufficient drying time for the quality of our barrels. Elevage plays a key role in refining the tannins, which is why we use a significant proportion of new wood.
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Suggested Dishes to Pair With This Wine
- Oeufs en meurette Starter Course
- Contains: poached egg, red wine, bacon
- French
- Partridge casserole Main Course
- Western
- Lake District fillet Main Course
- (Off-the-bone)
- Contains: beef fillet
- Western
- Comté Cheese Course
- French
Details
About the Product
- Drinking Window
- 2021-2032
Analytical Data
- Alcohol ABV
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14%
- Sweetness
-
Dry
Production Attributes
Indigenous Fermentation
- Maturation
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Oaked
- Oak Type
-
French
- Ownership
-
Jacques Seysses
- Closure Type
-
Cork
- Vineyard Notes
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Les Drazey is a lieu-dit north of the village of Chambolle-Musigny. The reddish-brown soil, 50 to 60 cm thick, contains a variety of blunt-to-rounded limestone fragments. The substratum at Les Drazey is formed of a variety of limestone fragments, cemented together by salmon-colored clayey limestone. This conglomerate rock is the result of major erosion that occurred as the topography of the Côte de Nuits took shape. Les Argillières is a lieu-dit southeast of the village of Chambolle-Musigny. The light-colored soil is not very stony and is about 40 to 50 cm thick. The underlying substratum of Les Argillières can be seen in a neighboring hollow (possibly an old clay mine).
Read more
- Winemaking
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Our grapes are vinified with little or no destemming, depending on the nature of the vintage. Only indigenous yeasts are used to preserve the authentic origin of the wines. Fermentation lasts about two weeks with some light punching down at the start, then pumping over for a smoother extraction towards the end of fermentation. The main concern is the balance between firmness and suppleness for the tannins. After being lightly pressed in a pneumatic press, the wines are transferred to the cellar by gravity.
Read more
- Ageing
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The wines will spend 14 to 18 months in oak barrels. We buy the wood two years in advance to guarantee sufficient drying time for the quality of our barrels. Elevage plays a key role in refining the tannins, which is why we use a significant proportion of new wood.
Read more
Critics Scores & Reviews
(6)2018 vintage
90 / 100
6 scores
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When to drink: 2021 to 2032
2018 Vintage
Tasted: Nov 2019
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2018 Vintage
Tasted: Nov 2019
2018 Vintage
Tasted: Nov 2019
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Critics Score
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89 / 100
$ 201
2023
89 / 100
$ 190
2022
90 / 100
$ 188
2021
90 / 100
$ 148
2020
89 / 100
$ 192
2019
91 / 100
$ 203
2018
90 / 100
$ 220
2017
88 / 100
$ 225
2016
89 / 100
$ 283
2015
88 / 100
$ 89
2014
89 / 100
$ 450
2013
88 / 100
$ 108
2012
88 / 100
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2011
88 / 100
$ 259
2010
90 / 100
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2009
89 / 100
$ 266
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88 / 100
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89 / 100
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88 / 100
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2005
90 / 100
$ 699
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89 / 100
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2002
89 / 100
$ 199
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89 / 100
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87 / 100
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85 / 100
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