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 | | Qty=2Size=750 ml, RP[91-92]"Jobard’s 2007 Meursault Genevrieres had not been given its second and final racking when I tasted it, and it struck a more placid rather than energetic tone in comparison with most of its stable mates. It’s clear that 2007 is an outstanding vintage for Genevrieres in general, and this exemplar pulls out a wealth of stops, featuring lemon, grapefruit, white peach, and bitter-sweet inner-mouth floral perfume in a luscious, sleek palate display, yet with rich suggestions of wheat germ and toasted hazelnuts adding depth. There are fewer elements here that one as to describe with mineral vocabulary than is the case with Jobard’s other 2007s and the sense of citric brightness is somewhat toned down, a feature likely to appeal to some tasters – assuming it persists in bottle, from which this ought to be worth following for at least 6-8 years. The first thing one notes about the 2004 when tasted alongside this are hints of asparagus, artichoke, and mushroom, followed by the tartness, alkalinity, and brininess to its formidably persistent, stimulating finish." - David Schildknecht, robertparker.com (Dec 21, 2009) |
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