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Drouhin Laroze, Chambertin Clos De Beze Grand Cru, 1990
🏰 The 1990 Drouhin Laroze Chambertin Clos de Beze Grand Cru hails from a legendary vintage in Burgundy, widely considered one of the greatest of the 20th century, known for producing wines of immense concentration, balance, and longevity. This Grand Cru red Burgundy is a rare and exquisite find, offering a 【complex tapestry of dried red fruits, forest floor, truffle, and exotic spices, with a silky texture and a profound, lingering finish that speaks of its noble origins and exceptional age】. Expect a wine that has evolved beautifully, showcasing the elegance and depth only time can bestow.
🍴 This mature and complex Grand Cru Pinot Noir is best paired with equally refined dishes. Think roasted game birds like pheasant or partridge, truffle-infused risottos, slow-cooked beef bourguignon, or delicate pan-seared duck breast. Its earthy and savory notes also complement aged hard cheeses. For a Cantonese touch, consider braised abalone with mushrooms or a delicate roasted squab.
🥂 An extraordinary wine for a truly momentous occasion, such as a significant anniversary, a milestone birthday, or a serious Burgundy collector's tasting. This is a wine to be savored and contemplated. Given its venerable age, the cork may be fragile, and the capsule might show signs of age; handle with care. Serve at around 16-18°C. Decanting is generally not recommended for very old wines as it can cause them to fade quickly; instead, open the bottle well in advance and let it breathe gently in the bottle or glass to allow its delicate aromas to unfurl.
BACKGROUND
Domaine Drouhin-Laroze is a wine producer based in the commune of Gevrey-Chambertin. The estate mainly produces red wine from Burgundy's flagship grape variety, Pinot Noir. Representing a range of quality levels, from Grand Cru to "Country". Originating from the Gevrey vineyard acquired by viticulturist Jean-Baptiste Laroze in 1850, the domaine has been passed down through generations of the Laroze family and continued to expand with the marriage of Suzanne Laroze to Alexandre Drouhin in 1919. With 11.5 hectares (28.5 acres) of vineyards spread throughout Burgundy, it is run by the fifth and sixth generations of the family.