Domaine de Montille

Hubert de Montille, Pommard Premier Cru, Les Rugiens 1996 0.75L

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Hubert de Montille, Pommard Premier Cru, Les Rugiens 1996 0.75L

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Country / Region: France, Burgundy

Vintage: 1996

Bottle Size: 0.75L

Alcohol Level: 13%

Typology: Red france, still

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Hubert de Montille, Pommard Premier Cru, Les Rugiens 1996 0.75L

Les Rugiens to Pommard is what Les Perrières is to Meursault – in addition to being one of the most recognizable and beloved crus, it’s also a premier cru that often garners unofficial grand cru status by collectors and critics alike. The best vines are cultivated in the lower portion of the cru (Les Rugiens-Bas), which is where Domaine de Montille’s 1.02 hectares are found. On the palate, the wine is complex, profound, and marked by a distinct iron quality that is undeniably Les Rugiens. This is a powerful red from the Côte de Beaune that merits time and patience, but is certainly worth the wait.

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Country / Region: France, Burgundy

Vintage: 1996

Bottle Size: 0.75L

Alcohol Level: 13%

Typology: Red france, still

Grapes: -

About Activities Collector Notes

Hubert de Montille, Pommard Premier Cru, Les Rugiens 1996 0.75L

Les Rugiens to Pommard is what Les Perrières is to Meursault – in addition to being one of the most recognizable and beloved crus, it’s also a premier cru that often garners unofficial grand cru status by collectors and critics alike. The best vines are cultivated in the lower portion of the cru (Les Rugiens-Bas), which is where Domaine de Montille’s 1.02 hectares are found. On the palate, the wine is complex, profound, and marked by a distinct iron quality that is undeniably Les Rugiens. This is a powerful red from the Côte de Beaune that merits time and patience, but is certainly worth the wait.