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Romanée-Saint-Vivant Grand Cru Les Quatre Journaux is a highly regarded wine produced by the renowned Burgundy winery Louis Latour.
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This Louis Latour Romanée-Saint-Vivant Grand Cru Les Quatre Journaux is a ruby-red Burgundy with a nose of raspberry, cassis and dried herbs, as well as notes of leather, violets and spice. On the palate, this wine has a robust and full-bodied texture, with well-integrated tannins and a long, lingering finish. It is a complex and well-structured wine, with a pleasant balance between its fruity and earthy elements.
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Based on 27 customer reviews.
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Geebum
Deep and evolved wine with a full purple hue, its nose reveals a fragrance of red fruit, earthy undertones, and nuanced mineral notes. The palate is outlined by medium-bodied texture, with supple and supple tannins, a cohesive integration of crispness and sweetness, and a delightful finish.
Andreq
Intense and sophisticated fragrance with a deep, plush tactile quality that lasts on the palate, leaving behind a soft yet satisfying aftertaste of ripe red fruit, forest floor, and a trace of earthy undertones.
Seleste
The wine was a disappointment, with neither the appellation nor the price being specifically impressive. I was underwhelmed by its broadly quality, which didn't seem to address my concerns about large négociants in Burgundy. I prefer the Fleurie we had later, which showed more promise. I'm not sure what went wrong with this particular bottle, but I'm curious to know if it's a one-off or a general issue.
Based on 27 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Geebum
Deep and evolved wine with a full purple hue, its nose reveals a fragrance of red fruit, earthy undertones, and nuanced mineral notes. The palate is outlined by medium-bodied texture, with supple and supple tannins, a cohesive integration of crispness and sweetness, and a delightful finish.
Andreq
Intense and sophisticated fragrance with a deep, plush tactile quality that lasts on the palate, leaving behind a soft yet satisfying aftertaste of ripe red fruit, forest floor, and a trace of earthy undertones.
Seleste
The wine was a disappointment, with neither the appellation nor the price being specifically impressive. I was underwhelmed by its broadly quality, which didn't seem to address my concerns about large négociants in Burgundy. I prefer the Fleurie we had later, which showed more promise. I'm not sure what went wrong with this particular bottle, but I'm curious to know if it's a one-off or a general issue.
Louis Latour Romanée-Saint-Vivant Grand Cru Les Quatre Journaux is praised for its rich, complex flavors of red fruit, earthy undertones, and spices. While some find it elegant and balanced, others note a lack of depth or finesse in certain vintages. Common descriptors include forest floor, mushroom, and floral notes, with a smooth finish. Aging potential varies, with some vintages benefiting from further cellaring.
This Louis Latour Romanée-Saint-Vivant Grand Cru Les Quatre Journaux is a ruby-red Burgundy with a nose of raspberry, cassis and dried herbs, as well as notes of leather, violets and spice. On the palate, this wine has a robust and full-bodied texture, with well-integrated tannins and a long, lingering finish. It is a complex and well-structured wine, with a pleasant balance between its fruity and earthy elements.
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