1990 | Emmanuel Rouget | Bourgogne Passe-tout-grains

Red Wine: 1990 | Emmanuel Rouget | Bourgogne Passe-tout-grains

A very fresh nose of earthy red currant and blue pinot fruit aromas leads to nicely rich and round flavors that possess reasonably good detail and punch on the delicious and only mildly rustic finish.

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Producer: Emmanuel Rouget

Vintage: 1990

Size: 750ml

ABV: 13%

Varietal: Gamay, Pinot Noir

Country/Region: France, Burgundy

A very fresh nose of earthy red currant and blue pinot fruit aromas leads to nicely rich and round flavors that possess reasonably good detail and punch on the delicious and only mildly rustic finish.

Producer Information

Often mentioned in the same breath as his famed uncle (the late Henri Jayer) Emmanuel Rouget is a well-regarded Burgundy producer in his own right. Having taken over the farming of the Jayer brothers’ (Henri, Lucien and Georges) holdings, Rouget produces sought-after Pinot Noirs from sought-after vineyards from his base in Flagey-Echzeaux.Emmanuel Rouget first began selling wines under his own name when working as sharecropper of vineyards owned by different members of his family. In 1996 Jayer passed the vineyards to Rouget but continued to bottle some wines under his own name until his full retirement in 2001 subsequent vintages carry Rouget’s name and command ultra-premium prices, though not as high as his uncle’s.