DOMAINE FAIVELEY Les Cazetiers 2016
DOMAINE FAIVELEY Les Cazetiers 2016
DOMAINE FAIVELEY Les Cazetiers 2016
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DOMAINE FAIVELEY Les Cazetiers 2016
DOMAINE FAIVELEY Les Cazetiers 2016
DOMAINE FAIVELEY Les Cazetiers 2016
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DOMAINE FAIVELEY Les Cazetiers 2016

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Wine Enthusiast December - 2018
Wine Enthusiast
This rich, smoky wine has layers of wood to contrast with rich black-plum flavors. Structured and firm now, with the classic weight of the appellation, the wine will take its time. 
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93 / 100
Cellar Tracker December - 2024
Cellar Tracker
 Very Gevrey with earth, dark fruit, spice and garrigue. At 11yrs from release this is both tasty & very promising while still showing youthful oak & a bit of structure to further resolve. quite pleasing now but a 20+yr wine b4 totally in the pocket. 
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16.5/20
Jancis Robinson November - 2017
Jancis Robinson
Mid crimson. Slightly reductive on the nose – a touch smoky. Darker fruit character too, tight and dry on the palate. Elegant but not especially long. Rather abrupt on the finish. 
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Classification Burgundy - 1er Cru 
Region Burgundy
Colour Red
Volume 0.75 l
Country France
Alcohol content 13.00% vol
Domaine Faiveley
DOMAINE FAIVELEY Merchant and owner - 117 hectares, one of the largest in Burgundy - Faiveley, a family-owned house run by François Faiveley, is a unique case. Tasting wines from certain Burgundian négociants might lead one to think that sound management consists of buying poor-quality wine cheaply from winegrowers and spending a lot of money to say: "We are the best!"