Vol. 32
Lou Dumont Chambolle-Musigny 2005
A drop of poetry in a silent forest
A poetic dance of sunlight in the forest.
- Country
- France
- Region
- Burgundy
- Grapes
- 100% Pinot Noir
- Vintage
- 2005
- Producer
- Lou Dumont
- Appearance scene
- The wine Shizuku and others drank evokes the image of sunlight filtering through a quiet forest, leading to springs, fluttering butterflies, and various natural beauties.
総合 68 / 100
Tasting notes
The Lou Dumont Chambolle-Musigny is a true expression of Burgundy's charm, you know? Made entirely from Pinot Noir, this wine captures the essence of French tradition and terroir. The 2005 vintage, in particular, is renowned for its exceptional quality, and it beautifully reflects the characteristics of that year.
In volume 32 of 'The Drops of God,' Shizuku and friends savor this wine, envisioning a serene forest with sunlight filtering through the trees. As they drink it, they perceive springs, fluttering butterflies, and the beauty of nature itself. It’s a testament to the wine’s elegance and harmony.
Pouring it into the glass, you’ll notice its deep ruby hue with a hint of brick at the edges. The aroma is delicate yet complex, with ripe raspberry and violet notes wafting through. There's also a subtle hint of tea and underbrush, reminiscent of a walk through an autumn forest. On the palate, it starts with a soft attack, but soon, a rich fruitiness unfolds.
The acidity is lively, and the tannins are silky smooth. The overall balance is spot on, with a long-lasting finish. It’s an elegant wine, and chilling it slightly enhances its charm. Give it a try!
総合 68 / 100