2009 Domaine Corsin Pouilly-Fuisse Vieilles Vignes
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2009 Domaine Corsin Pouilly-Fuisse Vieilles Vignes
Producer: Domaine Corsin
Style: White Wine
Grape Type: Chardonnay
Origin: France
Region: Burgundy
92 Points | International Wine Cellar , December 2009
Bright straw-yellow. Perfumed, precise aromas of orange and lime peel, chlorophyll, botanical herbs and minerals. Dense and fat in the style of this warm vintage but with uncanny energy and minerality leavening its creamy texture. Sexy soft citrus flavors are complicated by saline and spice notes. This tactile, chewy wine finishes brisk and long. Compares favorably to many premier crus from the Cote de Beaune at two or three times the price.
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111 Member Ratings
Average Member Rating: 3.98 out of 5 stars| 5 stars | (22) | |
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Member Notes
Like Honey
04/02/2012
by Ross14169445
A rich, thick, velvety wine. The best white I have had in years. I just requested another case.
Not a white wine drinker
07/30/2012
by Gray13770022
I put this wine in the cellar for my white wine drinking friends. On a very hot summer evening I opened a bottle for before dinner drinks. What a pleasant surprise to find a very light and crisp wine without the unpleasant white wine after taste.
Disappointing Pouilly
06/09/2012
by webb10758975
Considering the price, the wine was a disappointment. Rather angular and lacking in fruit, especially for this vintage. I've had better wines from the Macon for half the price.
Very disappointing
04/04/2012
by Syrah/Shiraz222443
I have had many fine examples of PF thru the years,
this is among the most disappointing....very light in color, even some spritz, ...thin on the taste, lacks body and finish; tasted twice after 2 weeks settling. For a chateau type bottling from a single grower of old vines, should be better
