ジャスパー・モリスMW:94-98 ポイント ★★★★★ Tasting Date : November 2019 Tasting Location : Burgundy Tasted By : Jasper Morris MW Situated at the northern end (away from Mazoyeres) on light soil with lots of stones. To compare with the Mazoy?res: a similar fresh full purple. Tense dense deep fruit, the riper of the two, yes also with a little more tension despite the riper fruit. Beautiful finish. The approach is very different and I get the impression that Arnaud prefers this wine. If it does get the nod it is on the quality of the finish, but I love them both.
vinous:(95-97) ポイント (95-97) Drinking Window 2024 - 2045 From: 2018 Burgundy: Confounded Expectations (Jan 2020) The 2018 Charmes-Chambertin Grand Cru includes 25% whole-bunch fruit. It has a lovely blackberry and briar scented bouquet, the millerandage lending real intensity and the 70% new oak seamlessly integrated. The palate is wonderfully defined with a fine line of acidity, demonstrating more complexity and terroir expression than the Mazoyeres and great sustain on the finish. Superb. - By Neal Martin on December 2019
ワインアドヴォケイト:(93-95) ポイント Rating (93-95) Release Price NA Drink Date NA Reviewed by William Kelley Issue Date 14th Feb 2020 Source February 2020 Week 2, The Wine Advocate The real highlight of the portfolio is Mortet"s spectacular 2018 Charmes-Chambertin Grand Cru, a beautiful wine that soars from the glass with notes of cherries, berries, spices, sweet soil tones and peonies. Medium to full-bodied, layered and exquisitely refined, its deep and textural core of fruit entirely conceals its powdery tannins. Long and sapid, this is worth a special effort to seek out.Arnaud Mortet began his harvest on September 3, and he has produced a terrific 2018 vintage at both Domaine Denis Mortet and his new Domaine Arnaud Mortet. Mortet gives his wines a long elevage, so they won"t be bottled for months; but the quality he has achieved this year from the top to the bottom of his portfolio was already apparent, and everything reviewed here comes warmly recommended. Clearly, the newly acquired vineyards of Domaine Arnaud Mortet have required some work to bring them up to the family"s standards, and Mortet told me that improvements are already visible. Importantly, he was also more rigorous in selecting the best fruit and declassifying any clusters with excessively fat, juicy berries from younger vines or less noble genetic material. The evidence is there in the glass: These 2018s already represent appreciable progress beyond the level achieved in 2017, and the infant 2019s-which I tasted out of curiosity but will not review until they are more fully formed-seem to hold even greater promise.