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Domaine Faiveley, Mazis Chambertin Grand Cru, 2019

Red Wine from Burgundy, France
by Domaine Faiveley
$299.00
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Burghound

95 points

"A slightly riper and exuberantly spicy nose is composed by notes of black cherry, dark raspberry, the sauvage and a whiff of earth. There is superb mid-palate density to the opulent yet serious big-bodied flavors that are shaped by a firm core of dense and very firm tannins on the hugely long yet impeccably well-balanced finish. This muscular effort is also going to need extended cellaring if you wish to see its full, and ample, potential realized."

Antonio Galloni

95 points

"The 2019 Mazis-Chambertin Grand Cru was reduced on the nose, making it difficult to read at the moment, though the palate is certainly well balanced, featuring crunchy black fruit laced with red currant and a generous sprinkling of cracked black pepper toward the finish. Intuition tells me this is a great Mazis-Chambertin; it will just need time." —Neal Martin

Robert Parker

95 points

"Wild and brooding, Faiveley's 2019 Mazis-Chambertin Grand Cru wafts from the glass with aromas of smoked meats, spices, wild berries and forest floor. Full-bodied, layered and sapid, it's broad and muscular, with a deep core of fruit and youthfully chalky tannins. This is a serious Mazis built for the long haul." —William Kelley

Decanter

96 points

"Despite a fermentation in open-top wood fermenters, with a proportion of whole clusters punched down daily and aged in 60% new casks, this is far from aggressive. Seductively approachable, showing red berry fruit character, mineral and smoky notes, with a silky, fairly open texture displaying great finesse without lacking substance."

Wine Enthusiast

95 points

"Heady and exuberant, with notes of fresh roses, cooked rhubarb, ripe wild strawberries, fresh pepper and thyme, the wine presents with velvety tannins on the palate, unearthing a deep layer of clove through fleshy red cherry and turned soil. Though fairly dense, tannins are integrating well, but will be better from 2025 onward." —Anna-Christina Cabrales

More about Domaine Faiveley

Faiveley is an Iconic Domaine in the best sense of the term. They have both history and pedigree (almost 200 years and 7 generations old), but also innovation as current managers Erwan and Eve Faiveley look to the future.

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Wine Details

  • Grape Variety

    Pinot Noir

  • Vintage

    2019

  • Size

    750ml

  • Farming Practice

    Traditional

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