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Pierre Damoy, Chambertin Grand Cru, 2010
WA
93
Red
750ml
Label : Good Label
Level : Base Neck Level
Capsule : Good Capsule
No
🏰 The 2010 Pierre Damoy Chambertin Grand Cru is a powerful and deep expression from old vines, offering remarkable structure and long-term aging potential. The 2010 vintage was notable for vibrant acidity and fine tannins, with late malolactic fermentation contributing to its depth. Upon release, it was described as a big, unrestrained wine loaded with intensity and sheer muscle. Expect an intense nose of dark cherry, blackberry, and floral notes, evolving into earth, spice, and subtle smokiness. The palate is deep and precise, balancing rich fruit with fresh acidity and a long, mineral-driven finish. Muscular yet well-integrated tannins provide a totally inviting, round, and textured finish. 【A powerful and deep Chambertin Grand Cru from old vines, offering remarkable structure and long-term aging potential from a highly respected producer】.
🍴 This magnificent red Burgundy is an ideal partner for classic game dishes such as roasted duck, goose, venison, or wild boar. It also pairs exquisitely with rich red meat preparations and mature, earthy cheeses.
🥂 A highly promising wine with an anticipated maturity of 2020-2030. It is perfect for a grand dinner, a special celebration, or as a cornerstone of a serious Burgundy collection, rewarding patience with profound complexity.
BACKGROUND
Domaine Pierre Damoy is a Burgundy wine producer located in Gevrey-Chambertin, France. The family-owned domaine was founded in the 1920s and has been managed by Pierre Damoy since 1992. The grape varieties are mainly Pinot Noir, with a small amount of Chardonnay. The domaine covers around 11 hectares (27 acres) of vineyard land spread throughout Gevrey-Chambertin's grand cru vineyards of Chapelle-Chambertin, Chambertin Clos-de-Bèze and Le Chambertin.