Domaine Francois Lumpp Givry Blanc "Clos des Vignes Rondes" 2016
(Cote Chalonnaise, France)
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About the Wine:
Variety: Chardonnay
Vine Age: 35 years
Soil: Bathonian, Oolitic, and Sublithographic Limestone, Clay
Ratings & Reviews
Allen Meadows' Burghound:
"Lumpp noted that this had not been racked and not surprisingly it was noticeably reduced. Otherwise there is both good volume and punch to the succulent middle weight flavors that conclude in a dry, clean and refreshing finish that offers good if not special depth and persistence." - (Oct 11, 2017)
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate (2014 Vintage):
"The 2014 Givry Blanc Clos des Vignes Rondes has a gentle, lilting bouquet with white peach and almond scents, a slight steeliness that lends this tension and delineation. The palate is rounded on the entry. There is very good concentration here, rounded and lightly spiced in the mouth, although I would have liked just a little more mineralite to come through on the finish. Not bad overall however." - Neal Martin (28th Jan 2016)
Variety: Chardonnay
Vine Age: 35 years
Soil: Bathonian, Oolitic, and Sublithographic Limestone, Clay
Ratings & Reviews
Allen Meadows' Burghound:
"Lumpp noted that this had not been racked and not surprisingly it was noticeably reduced. Otherwise there is both good volume and punch to the succulent middle weight flavors that conclude in a dry, clean and refreshing finish that offers good if not special depth and persistence." - (Oct 11, 2017)
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate (2014 Vintage):
"The 2014 Givry Blanc Clos des Vignes Rondes has a gentle, lilting bouquet with white peach and almond scents, a slight steeliness that lends this tension and delineation. The palate is rounded on the entry. There is very good concentration here, rounded and lightly spiced in the mouth, although I would have liked just a little more mineralite to come through on the finish. Not bad overall however." - Neal Martin (28th Jan 2016)