Matthew Cohen

9.5

Magnificent. Among the best 1er cru Chablis I’ve ever had.

Nose white flowers. Seashells. Massive.

Palate: bright as the sun. Magnificent acidity. Sour Green apple.

Dampt in 21 was ridiculous. A fucking piece of history.

Fass selections — 10 days ago

Zack McDonald

8.9

BourGone Girl — 3 months ago

with Zorica

Matthew Cohen

9.4

Nose: white flowers. Powdered minerals.

Palate: sweet minerals. A bit of sweet lemon. Amazing. Long.

Fass selections — 8 months ago

Ray Vanderhoff

9.1

Straw gold color. Aromas of white flowers, honey, oats and pie dough. Peach, cantaloupe and lemon on the palate with hints of toasted nuts and baking spice. Lovely creamy texture and a long lingering (and slightly funky) finish. Medium-light bodied. Crisp with well balanced acidity. — a year ago

Lyle Fass

Founder Fass Selections

9.5

My favorite Dampt wine and man is this electric. Acid for days. But a nice richness but man does that acid slap you right after. Awesome texture and length. Nose is stunning. Seashells, etc, but palate is the show. The acid is ridiculous. So complete and mineral on the finish. This is so fine. — 11 hours ago

Pooneet K

9.1

First bottle of the basic 2022 Chablis. Between this and the Jean Dauvissat it’s hard to pick a go-to favorite. Delicious and an excellent value. — 4 months ago

ESF

9.1

I think @Daniel M note was accurate - this was the 2019 and it was a bit more honeyed & silky on palate - impressive expression of Chenin at reasonable price — 6 months ago

John Malcolm

9.2

A delightful, refreshing wine. Tasting lemon zest, honeydew, apricots, and raw cashews. Lovely bouquet and a satisfying finish. — 24 days ago

Somm David T

Independent Sommelier/Wine Educator

9.2

Enjoyed a splash of another quality 2022.

Viscous. Lemon, lime, green apple, tropicals, kiwi, honeysuckle, light caramel, vanilla notes, beautiful soft chalkiness-limestone, volcanics, yellow and white flowers, excellent acidity with an elegant, balanced, round finish that lasts a full minute.

@EK148 — a month ago

Stuart Pollack

9.1

Nice Pinot Noir although already past its prime. Restrained cherry to start that is losing its punch, followed by earth and smooth tannins. A great value at $31.90. — 5 months ago