2000 Domaine Georges Roumier Chambolle-Musigny

I think I've drunk these up. Always liked the wine, a clear argument that good Burgundy doesn't have to be from a "great" vintage or from a

Good point. I paid $35.00 a bottle in a case lot on release. I ran into a Diageo rep at a tasting and he was running short on his commision so I got a deal on the wine.

DaleW wrote in news:f744f756-507a-4dfd-b995- snipped-for-privacy@m36g2000hse.googlegroups.com:

Last february I had one bottle of the 2004 vintage of this very same wine, while in Beaune, dining at Ma Cuisine. Absolutely flat, no fruit at all.

A great dissapointment from every point of view. The wine was decanted by the owner out of our sight (I hate this but this is a convivial restaurant with a great wine list) in a comfort setting. Was 54 euros in the restaurant.

Oh, well.

Santiago

Strange, doesn't sound like reports I've read. I haven't tried- prices became too steep as Roumier became trendy. I paid $30 for 2000, $35 for 2001, $42 for 2002, and then stopped. For '04 I just bought the Bourgogne.

It did say Georges or Christophe on winelist? Not the dreaded Laurent Roumier.? :)

I'd say Domaine Georges Roumier but it's been a month and I did not come with the bottle back home ;-)

I just say an off bottle. But it was quite a dissappointment, to say the least.

Best,

Santiago