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Joseph Roty, Gevrey Chambertin Champs Chenys, 2020
WA
92
Red
750ml
Label : Good Label
Level : Neck Level
Capsule : Good Capsule
🏰 The 2020 vintage in Burgundy is generally considered excellent, with wines showing good concentration, freshness, and purity. Joseph Roty is a highly respected producer in Gevrey-Chambertin, known for crafting traditional and age-worthy Pinot Noir wines that truly express their terroir. The Gevrey-Chambertin Champs Chenys is expected to embody the classic characteristics of this appellation, offering a powerful yet elegant expression of Pinot Noir. Expect a deep color, with aromas of red and black fruits, earthy notes, and subtle spice. The palate should be well-structured with fine tannins and a long finish, indicative of its aging potential. 【 Highly respected producer crafting traditional, age-worthy Pinot Noir 】.
🍴 This Gevrey-Chambertin will be a superb match for classic Burgundian cuisine. Think roasted duck, coq au vin, beef bourguignon, or game birds. Earthy mushroom dishes, especially those with truffles, would also complement its profile beautifully. For cheese, consider Epoisses or Comté.
🥂 The 2020 vintage, particularly for Grand Cru and Premier Cru wines, is not yet ready to drink and will benefit from further cellaring. This wine is ideal for a special occasion in the coming years, or for collectors looking to add a promising young Burgundy to their cellar. It promises to evolve beautifully with time, revealing greater complexity and nuance.
BACKGROUND
Domaine Joseph Roty is one of Burgundy's leading wineries with the largest cult following in the country. The family has been producing wine since 1710 and has 12 hectares (30 acres) of vines with an average age of over 60 years, producing a range of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay wines considered to be some of the best on the Côte d'Or. one. The core estate is none other than Joseph Rotti, himself a legend in the region who died in 2008 not only because of the quality of the wines, but also because of his reluctance to be interviewed by reporters and share details of their winemaking methods.