Gevrey-Chambertin “La Justice” Reviews

Catch this as a young wine, while the tension in its structure elevates the delicate dried herb notes, and Brett adds detail to the tannins, a little dry, but spicy and delicious. Packed with a sweet cherry fruit, this is solidly built Gevrey, ready to drink with a steak. 

Here too there is enough wood to notice on the more elegant and slightly higher-toned aromas of assorted red berries that
evidence background nuances of earth, game and spice. There is plenty of verve to the delicious and appealingly detailed middle
weight flavors that possess a linear and tightly coiled finale. This will need a few years to unwind but this too has the potential
to be a lovely Gevrey villages.

Good full red. Aromas of redcurrant, raspberry, red licorice and coffee are complicated by a whiff of animal fur. Suave red fruit and spice flavors show a lovely balance of sweet and salty elements. With ripe balancing acidity, this sappy wine spreads out to saturate the palate and leaves the mouth refreshed on the saline finish.