The 2019 Robert Chevillon Nuits St Georges les Chaignots is a distinguished Pinot Noir from the Burgundy region of France, specifically the Cote de Nuits. Known for its vibrant and expressive profile, this wine showcases the hallmark characteristics of its appellation with finesse and complexity.

Robert Parker's Wine Advocate awarded this wine a score of 93 points, highlighting its "aromas of rose petals, orange rind, sweet wild berries, spices and dark chocolate." The review notes its medium to full-bodied nature, with "powdery tannins and a generous core of succulent fruit" (WK, Robert Parker's Wine Advocate). This suggests a wine with both aromatic depth and robust yet integrated structure.

Vinous also praised the 2019 vintage with a score of 92 points, describing it as having a "ripe, very floral bouquet of kirsch and raspberry jam infused with pressed violet." The palate is noted for being "medium-bodied with supple tannins," with a finish that is "slightly savory toward the finish, which features brown spices sprinkled over red berry fruit." The review mentions that while the wine shows fine persistence, the oak influence will benefit from time to fully integrate.

Burghound concurs with a score of 92 points, pointing to a "much spicier blend of red currant and dark cherry" and a "sleeker and more refined medium-bodied" profile. The review emphasizes the wine's "better detail and verve on the lingering if mildly toasty finish."

Wine Spectator, providing the highest score among the reviews, rates it at 94 points. They describe it as a "pretty red" with "rose, sandalwood, black cherry, blackberry and woodsy, gamy notes," backed by "beefy tannins." The review underscores its brightness and focus, recommending it be enjoyed from 2025 through 2043, indicating excellent aging potential.

Overall, this Pinot Noir is highly regarded for its complex bouquet, refined structure, and potential for further development with age.