The Domaine Geantet-Pansiot Estate
The Domaine was founded by Edmond Geantet in 1955. Vincent Geantet, who has a passion for Harley Davidsons as well as wine, joined him in 1977 and definitely took over the estate in 1989. He represents the 4th generation of the family producing wine and his daughter currently works with him. The domaine has grown after 1991 when Vincent bought 4 hectares in Gevrey- Chambertin, in 1994, when he bought 0.6 hectares in Chambolle Musigny and Chambolle Musigny 1er Cru, and recently in 1999, after they acquires a parcel of Gevrey- Chambertin during the sale of the domaine Vachet-Rousseau.
"Plump, succulent wines mostly from Gevrey; while quite showy, also exhibit fine detail; worth seeking out." - Anthony Dias Blue's pocket guide to wine 2006
The Domaine Geantet-Pansiot Vineyard
This is a 16 hectare-domaine (39.5 acres), spread over the communes of Gevrey- Chambertin, Brochon, Marsannay and Chambolle- Musigny. 80% of the vineyards use Guyot Simple as a "technique de taille" (pruning technique). The other 20% are in Cordon de Royat, which allows to control the vigor of the young vines.
Depending on the weather condition, the maturity and the quantity of the grapes, Vincent is also using "vendange verte" (green harvest), which consists in cutting the bunch of grapes, one month before harvest, so that the concentration of the sugar in the grapes is higher. The harvest is done by hand and automatically selected for a second time in the cellars. The grapes are destemmed and aged in 1 third new oak, the rest in 1-2 year old barrels. Each terroir is respected and vinified to show its character. The meager production is 100% estate bottled.
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2021 Rossj-Bass displays the main features of the vintage well, with intense fruit concentration and floral notes. The nose shows ripe citrus notes of lemon peel and orange evolving into tropical fruits. The richness of the nose and the same notes are reflected on the palate, where remarkable acidity balances the fruit concentration. The wine is rich, full-bodied and creamy, with a long finish.
Review:
The 2021 Gaja Rossj-Bass starts off with very, crisp, green fruit and much more Sauvignon Blanc dominant aromas of grassy, bright, fragrant green apple and green pepper - all very bright and cheerful. Then Chardonnay seems to take over in the medium-full bodied and pleasing creamy texture of the wine. This is balanced again by the tangy, juicy acidity of Sauvignon. This is very elegant blend of Sauvignon Blanc aromas and zestiness and the textural comfort of Chardonnay. The name Rossj is a nickname of Angelo Gaja’s second daughter, Rossanna.
-Wine Independent 94 Points
Segries Cotes du Rhone Rouge is made from 50% Grenache, 30% Syrah, 10% Cinsault, 10% Carignan
The wine is ripe, rich and round, with black raspberry, white pepper and spice flavors. True Cotes du Rhone in a Bistro style.