With grill roasted (beer can) chicken, fingerling potato salad with
truffled vinegarette and grilled summer veggies. The 2002 Domaine
Dujac Clos de la Roche was a bit lighter in color than expected.
Plenty of sweet red cherry and vanilla on the nose with a bit of
earthy mineral notes. Medium bodied on the palate with a very ripe
red berry and cherry flavor that was well balanced with a zippy
acidity on the finish. The wine was still quite young and showed a
fair amount of fine tannic structure. A very solid "A"

On Jul 4, 8:49�am, "Bi!!" > wrote:
> With grill roasted (beer can) chicken, fingerling potato salad with
> truffled vinegarette and grilled summer veggies. �The 2002 Domaine
> Dujac Clos de la Roche was a bit lighter in color than expected.
> Plenty of sweet red cherry and vanilla on the nose with a bit of
> earthy mineral notes. �Medium bodied on the palate with a very ripe
> red berry and cherry flavor that was well balanced with a zippy
> acidity on the finish. �The wine was still quite young and showed a
> fair amount of fine tannic structure. A very solid "A"

I'm envious. I just love Dujac, but can no longer afford. Evocative
note, thanks

On Jul 4, 8:49Â*am, DaleW > wrote:
> On Jul 4, 8:49�am, "Bi!!" > wrote:
>
> > With grill roasted (beer can) chicken, fingerling potato salad with
> > truffled vinegarette and grilled summer veggies. �The 2002 Domaine
> > Dujac Clos de la Roche was a bit lighter in color than expected.
> > Plenty of sweet red cherry and vanilla on the nose with a bit of
> > earthy mineral notes. �Medium bodied on the palate with a very ripe
> > red berry and cherry flavor that was well balanced with a zippy
> > acidity on the finish. �The wine was still quite young and showed a
> > fair amount of fine tannic structure. A very solid "A"
>
> I'm envious. I just love Dujac, but can no longer afford. Evocative
> note, thanks

Come to Columbus....we'll do a cellar raid...you can have all of the
Dujac you can drink...

Bi!! wrote:

> Come to Columbus....we'll do a cellar raid...you can have all of the
> Dujac you can drink...

Shit hell, is that offer open to more than just Dale? I'm a 3.5-hour
drive from Columbus, Bill, and I'd give my left nut for Dujac Clos de la
Roche. Their '88 stands as my all-time favorite bottle of Burgundy
right now...


Mark Lipton

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On Jul 6, 1:28�am, Mark Lipton > wrote:
> Bi!! wrote:
> > Come to Columbus....we'll do a cellar raid...you can have all of the
> > Dujac you can drink...
>
> Shit hell, is that offer open to more than just Dale? �I'm a 3.5-hour
> drive from Columbus, Bill, and I'd give my left nut for Dujac Clos de la
> Roche. �Their '88 stands as my all-time favorite bottle of Burgundy
> right now...
>
> Mark Lipton
>
> --
> alt.food.wine FAQ: �http://winefaq.hostexcellence.com

You're always welcome perfesser. I'm not sure how much Clos de la
Roche I have left but I have sufficient quantities of many flavors to
keep you happy for an evening or two.