Sipping Fine Wine

9.0

Bright lemon color with aromas of citrus, stone fruits and nutty flinty floral notes. On the palate flavors of apple, pear and citrus with floral notes and herb spice. Medium+ finish, vivid acidity ending with citrus and stony mineral spice. Nice!
— 4 months ago

Byron Hewett

9.1

Showed well. Classic. — a year ago

Matthew Cohen

9.5

Wow. Awesome. A bit less rich than the 14. Just Great. Screaming mineral and stone fruit on the nose. Fruit and mineral with integrated richness on the palate. So alive. Just jumps at you. Finish is mineral and long. Just sweet minerals that cling to the palate like super glue. Finish is perfect. Like a roller coaster up (fruit) side (mineral) sideways (forward). Perfect balance between big flavors. A wine you can either gulp down or savor over an evening. Wow what a star. Bought from fass selections. ... if I had to do a two word tasting note it would be “Fucking magic”. Vaporizes $100 Côte d’Or. 25 - 35 or so. Wish I bought it all. — 6 years ago

Juan Pablo Perez

9.0

Nariz: limon, piedra, nariz timida en estos momentos

Boca: Acidez M/M+, Alcohol M — 7 months ago

Ron R

8.9

Subtle notes of stone fruits, but somewhat dominated by phenols. This subsided with air, but influenced my experience. Palate was lean and clean with nice salinity. Acid was soft, but balanced. I did anticipate better from this producer. — 10 months ago

with Anne-marie

Tom Watson

9.0

Apples in rain. Minerally rocks dunked in lemon. Everything you want it to be. — 6 years ago

Matthew Christ

9.0

No notes. Older — 8 years ago

with Lyle

Ron R

9.3

Flinty and crisp on the nose nose and palate. A nice and typically French personality with lemon rind and copious amounts of salinity. Nice weight and texture with more brine than sweetness. Drinking well right now, but will sail on for another 7-10 years, with ease. — 8 months ago

with Anne-marie

Nicolas Owens

9.3

Buttery, crisp, long, leggy, and luscious. — 5 years ago

with Anne

Tom Casagrande

9.2

The ‘14 remains the quintessential Chablis AOC. So fresh, like just-squeezed crisp Chardonnay fruit poured over fragrant, chalky limestone. What it lacks in depth and weight compared to the top premier crus, it makes up for in sheer exuberance and freshness. Love this wine. — 7 years ago

with Lyle