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Establised by Jacques Seysses in 1967,Domaine Dujac's wines are neither fined nor filtered.There are seven Grand Crus in their stable and they are all aged in 100% new oak.Dujac wines are not necessarily the deepest in colour,but they are noted for their exceptional fragrance,structure,and longevity.All the Grand Cru vineyards are farmed organically and in recent years Dujac has become one of the leading Domaines in Burgundy.
As with many top Burgundian wines,the high quality,worldwide demand,limited production and rarity of Dujac Clos de la Roche wines has raised their prices substantially in the last few years.
According to WineSearcher,currently there is only one retailer (in the world) selling 1992 Dujac Clos de la Roche at a price over £300 a bottle.
The last two wine tasting notes on CellarTracker on this wine:
"Brick color indicative of nearly 20 years of aging.There was initial bottle funk when first opened,but this blew off after standing open for a few hours.Palate reveals old world terroir,spice,currant,oak.There is still raspberry,strawberry fruit,though it's starting to fade,leaving behind a moderate yet appealing complexity.Medium finish".
(92 Points).
CellarTracker. (17/9/2011).
"Medium pale color.True to Dujac,incredibly aromatic right out of the bottle,announcing that this is unmistakably Burgundy.Faded red fruit,black pepper (that is actually quite Rhone-like),creosote,and green stemmy notes make for a very complex,alluring mix.Light to medium body,elegant,assertive acidity,surprisingly authoritive flavors,decent finish.Very fine,lively 1992,although with time,it tilts towards the vegetal elements which are less appealing to me".
CellarTracker. (19/4/2011).
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