Grand Cru: The highest and most respected classification for a French vineyard
2014 Hubert Lignier, Clos de la Roche Grand Cru
750ml - Burgundy, FranceCritic Scores
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About This Wine
If you know Domaine Hubert Lignier for one thing, it should be the estate’s Clos de la Roche pinot noir. Hailing from the climats of Les Fremières and Monts Luisants, the grand cru wine sits at the pinnacle of depth, complexity, and structure. In his review, wine critic Neal Martin even praised it as “pure joy,” giving it a 94 to 96-point rating.
Ripe fruit and limestone soil make their presence felt from the get-go. Black cherries, plums, blackberries, and candied orange soar over top layers of dark chocolate, coffee, and earthiness. The medium body lingers on the mid-palate, revealing finely grained tannins before succumbing to a lengthy saline finish. Anyone hoping to own a part of Burgundy’s legendary 2018 vintage should look no further.
Domaine Hubert Lignier Clos la Roche Grand Cru casts a long shadow. The daunting pinot noir delivers flavors on a blockbuster scale with layer after layer of red and black fruit, warm spice, and smokiness. Wine critic William Kelley called this wine "the king of the cellar." Meanwhile, Wine.com praised it as "incredibly nuanced" and "almost paradoxical in its ability to express such size but also render such fine detail."