DOMAINE FAIVELEY Charmes Chambertin 2017
DOMAINE FAIVELEY Charmes Chambertin 2017
DOMAINE FAIVELEY Charmes Chambertin 2017
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DOMAINE FAIVELEY Charmes Chambertin 2017
DOMAINE FAIVELEY Charmes Chambertin 2017
DOMAINE FAIVELEY Charmes Chambertin 2017
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2017

DOMAINE FAIVELEY Charmes Chambertin 2017

Drinking window: 2021–2040

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Condition : Good

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Expert's opinions

96 / 100
James Suckling February - 2019
James Suckling
Lots of roses and spice make this seductive, in spite of its youth. Rich and very suave with very polished tannins, which build to form a tidal wave at the supple finish. 
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95 / 100
Cellar Tracker November - 2025
Cellar Tracker
Pronounced nose intensity with notes of mushroom, toast, wet leaves, red cherry, toast. Medium acidity and medium tannin.
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17.5/20
Jancis Robinson November - 2018
Jancis Robinson
Light to mid crimson. Rather unusual on the nose, almost a touch medicinal, like cough linctus; oak spice too. 
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Classification Burgundy - Grand 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!"