TN: 2014 Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey Saint-Aubin 1er Cru En Remilly

• 2014 Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey Saint-Aubin 1er Cru En Remilly - France, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune, Saint-Aubin 1er Cru (4/11/2018)
  Absolutely stoopid good. This has that very special nose. Beautiful. Loaded with mineral infused fruit. Sexy. Focused. No amount of superlatives can capture this. As a QPR. Wow!

Posted from CellarTracker

Just stupid good. I don’t know how he does it.

Yes it’s a great QPR as well as a great wine. I love PYCM’s wines.

Not sure it’s still a great QPR…the price is now around $100/bottle. Not long ago it was like $60

$100? That seems really high. If you look on WS you can find the 2016 version for $70. I was able to source 14-16s on release all sub $60 from local Bay Area retailers.

I paid $40 for my ‘14 PYCM Saint-Aubins. I was only able to get a few of the ‘15 Chateniere and the price had jumped to $55, but still nowhere near $100.

Coincidentally drinking a 2010 tonight, outstanding wine. But I paid $35 for it, and $40 for the 14s. Prices have gone up considerably after that.

How was the 2010 en Remilly? I’ve got a PYCM 2010 Meursault Perrieres on deck for this weekend, looking forward to it. $40 is a great price for the 14, my records show I paid $53 for both the 14 and the 15. In my book its a bargain compared to most WB these days.

Still too young, very edgy and mineral. I’d expect the MP to be delicious but also very young.

This wine really is great on an absolute scale. I marvel at what can be done with St Aubin. Sad the prices are rising. Even at $70 -100, this is a great wine and better than many Puligny or Chassagne 1er crus.

Thanks for the re-stim Don. I love this and all of the other vintages of En Remilly. Theyre consistently good out of the gate. I paid $60 for my 14s locally.

Sadly…very hard to source …NOW !

Shhhh! Keep quite Blake!

Would recommend Lamy’s and Ramonet’s En Remilly as well!

£21 ex tax in Uk.

you are so lucky.

There is a bunch of great Q/P in St Aubin (and also Rully) at the moment. I buy stuff at the “Vignerons Indépendants” wine fair, and there are great things below 20€.
Sadly, C-M wines are difficult to find in France, sell out very quickly and prices have shot up.

I have a single St Aubin Le Banc 2014 (village) left that I’m tented to pull after reading Don’s note on the premier cru. Thanks for that btw!

Alain

Brought a bottle last night to Rustic Canyon. Gunpowder nose, extremely tight palate. Became a little more generous as it warmed and got some air. Nice enough last night, but with much more to give. I’ll decant the next one for air or wait a couple of years, or both.

Current prices on the '17 top $120. Another QPR bites the dust.

Those listed for that pricing on winesearcher have to be straight retailer markups. I paid $62 for 2017’s

Where from?

Long gone of course, but I’ll tell you next year after I get some 18’s. My point was just that wholesale couldn’t have changed that much based on what I paid.