DOMAINE DE LA ROMANEE CONTI Marey Monge 1998
DOMAINE DE LA ROMANEE CONTI Marey Monge 1998
DOMAINE DE LA ROMANEE CONTI Marey Monge 1998
DOMAINE DE LA ROMANEE CONTI Marey Monge 1998
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DOMAINE DE LA ROMANEE CONTI Marey Monge 1998
DOMAINE DE LA ROMANEE CONTI Marey Monge 1998
DOMAINE DE LA ROMANEE CONTI Marey Monge 1998
DOMAINE DE LA ROMANEE CONTI Marey Monge 1998
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1998 DOMAINE DE LA ROMANEE CONTI Marey Monge 1998

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96 / 100
Robert PARKER - The Wine Advocate
 Typical beautiful Romanee-St.-Vivant nose with layers of ripe cherries and violets. Richer than the 1997. The palate is very seductive, powerful with structured tannins. Very sweet, you would think that this was produced in closer proximity to the Mediterranean. Ultra-smooth finish - cashmere texture that cloaks that stern structure. Sublime. Probably the best I have tasted so far.
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94 / 100
Jasper Morris - Inside Burgundy
Information on the vintage 1998 red Burgundy: A remarkable vintage.
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91 / 100
Allen Meadow - Burghound
I have noticed that some bottles of the '98 DRCs have slightly cloudy appearances and reduced aromas. This most recent bottle though possessed a beautifully spicy nose of wonderfully complex and now fully mature secondary fruit aromas. The medium full, rich and equally spicy flavors are shaped by now relatively pliant tannins on the delicious, balaned and lingering finish. Multiple and mostly consistent notes though I have had a few bottles where the reduction was sufficiently pronounced to impair the overall drinking experience.
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Classification Burgundy - Grand Cru
Region Burgundy
Colour Red
Volume 0.75 l
Country France
Bio Yes
Biodynamie Yes
Domaine Romanée Conti
Domaine Romanée Conti

Acquired by the Prince de Conti in 1760, the 1.85 ha vineyard produces little more than 6,000 bottles of mythical and exceptional wine per yearl. After the French Revolution, the area was declared a national asset, Romanée Conti counted many owners, including family-Duvault Blochet, who acquired several other parcels, including La Tâche, Richebourg and Echézeaux. Today, every bottle of Romanée Conti is signed by both Aubert de Villaine and Henry-Frederic Roch. Romanee Conti was the last vineyard in Burgundy to resist phylloxera, but during the second world war, the lack of carbon disulphide led to its destruction in 1945. For five years, from 1946 to 1951, no vintage was produced. The conditions of vinification and aging (maximum maturity of the fruit, very high selectivity, maximum precautions at every stage, breeding new wood) can produce an exceptional wine. Thus, magnificent complex aromas evoking rose, violet, spices, truffles and leather are in this sumptuous wine. All Domain Romanee Conti is implemented to produce only wines to keep. Biodynamics has taken over the last ten years a different share under the new leadership of Henry Frédéric-Roch, one of two co-managers of Domaine Romanee Conti with Aubert de Villaine. The owner of Domaine de la Romanee-Conti, one of the most famous vineyards in the world, has been elected Decanter Man of The Year 2010 by the eponymous magazine. Aubert de Villaine is the largest producer of wines from Burgundy to receive this award since its inception. Modest, it seems that he also refused at first to be rewarded, before changing his mind to finally accept. Co-owner of the domain family of Romanée-Conti with the Leroy family, Aubert de Villaine long hesitated before walking in the footsteps of his father. After studying law and literature, he flew to New York and began his career as an importerof wines from Burgundy. Fascinated by wine, he also devoted himself to journalism and has interviewed, among others, Robert Mondavi 1966. During this period his father called him  to his side. He started as an apprentice to the field. Since then, he has consistently put his dedication, passion and service requirement of Romanée-Conti, which continues to produce the greatest red wines in the world. .