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2009 Domaine Faiveley Corton Grand Cru "Clos des Corton Faiveley"

2009 Domaine Faiveley Corton Grand Cru "Clos des Corton Faiveley"

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92JG
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97

Decanter

Reviewed November 2023
Superbly aromatic, almost infinitely complex, this wine boasts a plummy fruit aroma with hints of smoke, cedar, leather, and forest floor. It is beginning to mature but there are no truffle or game aromas yet, and the firm tannins and dense body are carried to a wonderfully lingering finish with astonishing elegance and balance. This is a classic, traditionally-styled Corton in the best sense of the term. The grapes come from Faiveley’s iconic 2.77-hectare Clos des Cortons Faiveley monopole in the lieu-dit of Corton et Rognet. (CC)

Professional Reviews

96

Vinous

Review Date: 03/2019
Good medium red with faint amber at the rim. Quite ripe on the nose if considerably less expressive than the 2010, offering scents of raspberry, redcurrant, rose petal, cedar and tobacco. Then wonderfully fleshy and opulent in the mouth, with a texture like liquid velvet. Delivers a very sexy restrained sweetness to its sappy flavors of cherry, red berries, spices and red licorice. Finishes with totally ripe, substantial, spreading tannins and outstanding persistence. This beautifully balanced, surprisingly elegant wine does not lose any of its thickness on the back end. Erwan Faiveley told me that his family loves to open this wine at special dinners, eschewing decanting and then watching it explode with some oxygenation. It can certainly be paired today with strongly flavored meat dishes. The '09 Clos des Cortons has been a personal favorite of mine since the first time I tasted it from barrel. (13.55% alcohol; 3.46 pH; 3.35 g/l acidity; Faiveley generally made the maximum allowable yields in 2009 but a moderate 37 hectoliters per hectare in the Clos des Cortons, which Erwan Faiveley described as "our star of the vintage") (ST)

95

Wine Spectator

Review Date: 02/2012
Enticing aromas of black cherry and black currant introduce this silky red. As the fruit unfolds, smoke, spice and mineral elements emerge, persisting through the long aftertaste. This is harmonious and suave, with the class and complexity worthy of its status as a grand cru. So fleshy, the tannins are buried now. *Collectible* (BS)

94

Burghound

Review Date: 05/2018
A distinctly spicy nose of admirably fresh plum, earth and mocha suffused aromas is ripe yet stops short of being surmature. The exceptionally rich and concentrated big-bodied flavors possess an abundance of dry extract that imparts a suave and seductive texture to the mildly austere, balanced and hugely long finish that seems only to become firmer as it sits on the palate. Note that this robust effort will definitely not be an early drinker as the supporting structure is markedly prominent without being rustic.

Details

TypeRed Wine
VarietalPinot Noir
OriginCorton, Burgundy, France
Bottle Size750 mL
SKU1120981
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