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The 1999 Musigny Vieilles Vignes Grand Cru from de Vogue doles out pure dark berry fruit commingling with melted tar. Maybe there’s just a touch of TCA? The palate is medium-bodied with firm tannins, quite robust and missing a bit of grace. Certainly, it would not be my first port of call if seeking <em>Pinote</em>. I wonder if this is enduring a dumb phase, but then again, it is now 25 years old.
Tasted at a oeThe Samplera icon tasting in London. The nose is still very backward on this Musigny with blackberry, spice, and a touch of chimney soot or fireside hearth. It takes some getting warming to but it is well defined, if lacking a little charm and personality. The palate is medium-bodied with firm, quite earthy tannins on the entry. There is a keen balsamic tinge on the entry, good weight (as one would expect) with a correct, persistent finish of Morello, black pepper and a little soy. This has a long way to go " still primal and burly. Tasted December 2012.