Domaine Joseph Roty Griottes-Chambertin Grand Cru 2011
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Jasper
Morris
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Jasper Morris
One of the deepest and most youthful colours to date. Very little bouquet at the outset. This is one of the youngest wines in the tasting, perhaps due to a greater policy of extraction, but though the tannins are present at the back they are not too firm.
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2012-
Robert
Parker
Since 1710 the family have been based in Gevrey. The current "reputation" of Domaine Joseph Roty was down to Joseph himself, not just the comments of Remington and Clive, but also the quality of domaine's highly sought-after wines, wines mainly produced from old and in some cases some very, very old vines – tres vieilles vignes if you prefer!
Joseph started the core of today's domaine in the late 1960s with vines that came from his grandfather, vines that included Mazy (they spell like Rousseau), Griotte and Charmes-Chambertin grand crus.
Joseph was lost to this world in 2008, and although widow Roty still works behind the scenes, it is the sons of Joseph – Philippe and Pierre-Jean – the 11th generation at this family domaine that do the heavy stuff while a 12th generation are playing in the yard. Philippe had anyway being working progressively more with his father since about 1990 – there is very little that has been changed.