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Pommard

Pommard is a relatively large appellation of 1,655 vineyard acres just a few miles south of Beaune. Though it has no Grands Crus, Pommard’s 28 Premiers Crus are generally well regarded. The appellation produces only red wine, and wine writers often note that despite Pommard’s proximity to both Beaune and Volnay, its wines are very different from the Pinot Noirs produced in neighboring appellations. Robert M. Parker Jr. wrote that “The top Pommards are full-bodied, chunky, muscular, fleshy wines that impress one more for their power and expansive, mouth filling texture than for pure finesse.” The most famous Premiers Crus are Les Epenots and Les Rugiens.

1971 Domaine De Courcel Pommard Grands Clos des Epenots

Capsule condition issue; light signs of past seepage; 4.5 cm ullage; label condition issue

1971 Potinet-Ampeau Pommard Les Pézerolles

Lightly depressed cork; 3.5 cm ullage

1978 Potinet-Ampeau Pommard Les Pézerolles

Lightly depressed cork; 4 cm ullage

1988 Hubert de Montille Pommard Les Rugiens

Lightly elevated cork; light label condition issue

1988 Hubert de Montille Pommard Les Rugiens

Lightly depressed cork; light signs of past seepage; label condition issue

1988 Hubert de Montille Pommard Les Rugiens

Lightly depressed cork

1971 Potinet-Ampeau Pommard Les Pézerolles

Lightly depressed cork

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1971 Potinet-Ampeau Pommard Les Pézerolles

Lightly depressed cork; 4.5 cm ullage

2 available
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1988 Hubert de Montille Pommard Les Rugiens

Light capsule condition issue; lightly depressed cork; light label condition issue

2 available
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1971 Potinet-Ampeau Pommard Les Pézerolles

Lightly depressed cork; 4 cm ullage

5 available
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1988 Hubert de Montille Pommard Les Rugiens

Lightly depressed cork; light label condition issue

5 available
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1978 Potinet-Ampeau Pommard Les Pézerolles

11 available
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