Dujac Fils et Pere, Nuits St Georges, Les Damodes 2010 Champagne 5% Roussanne and 2% Viognier

5% Roussanne and 2% Viognier that was fermented with 20% whole cluster and aged 22 months in 59% new French oak

with delicate savory and spice tones that fade in and out between the seductive red fruit and floral notes

with a fine core

but Bob generally preferred his cabernets right around thirteen percent even

this opens with damp chimney aromas alongside blackberry cordial

Dujac Fils et Pere, Nuits St Georges, Les Damodes 2010 Champagne 5% Roussanne and 2% Viognier95 CellarTracker Member This was a beauty when it came out and it still is. Screams Dujac even though it's the negoce label. Pours out a pale bricked crimson and already somehow features semi mature aromas of broth and maple sap. It's feminine and silky with a flawlessly polished veneer that mostly glosses over the tannins, yet denser than my note of a few years ago indicates. The fruit echoes the development of the aromas with succulent, crimson