Domaine Costal
Les Truffières Chablis Chardonnay
Terrific Chablis for not a bad price given the quality. Apparently a joint effort between Kermit Lynch and Raveneau.
Terrific Chablis for not a bad price given the quality. Apparently a joint effort between Kermit Lynch and Raveneau.
2 people found it helpfulSep 26th, 2014Quite a nice Chablis. Lots of melon. Lovely. But light on acidity.
Quite a nice Chablis. Lots of melon. Lovely. But light on acidity.
Apr 13th, 2015Perfect after a long day trade showing. Rich and mineral and lemon oil at the same time. Good expression of Chablis.
Perfect after a long day trade showing. Rich and mineral and lemon oil at the same time. Good expression of Chablis.
Mar 5th, 2015Though enjoyable, this was not the illustrious seashell acid monster I expected, restrained, mellow minute rowdy but with a depth and savory uniqueness
Though enjoyable, this was not the illustrious seashell acid monster I expected, restrained, mellow minute rowdy but with a depth and savory uniqueness
This wine really is complex - fruit: yellow apples, cooked lemon, Earth: soil, truffles, white mushrooms, rotted wood, stone, Kimmerigian rock - over all great acidity and a nice finish super delicious wine
This wine really is complex - fruit: yellow apples, cooked lemon, Earth: soil, truffles, white mushrooms, rotted wood, stone, Kimmerigian rock - over all great acidity and a nice finish super delicious wine
Nov 17th, 2014Solid, savory Chablis. Again, Kermit Lynch doesn't disappoint. Pours a medium (-) intensity straw-gold hue. Moderate concentration of aromatics of saline, wet stone and crushed oyster shell minerality, just-ripe yellow apple, lemon curd, aged cheese rind leesiness, and just a bit of fresh white floral character. On the palate, there's more of that classic Chablis saline minerality, ripe yellow apple and lemon curd, and some aged cheese rind character. High acid and light to medium (-) body but still quite soft and slightly oily on the palate. Bone dry. Really craving some oysters right now.
Solid, savory Chablis. Again, Kermit Lynch doesn't disappoint. Pours a medium (-) intensity straw-gold hue. Moderate concentration of aromatics of saline, wet stone and crushed oyster shell minerality, just-ripe yellow apple, lemon curd, aged cheese rind leesiness, and just a bit of fresh white floral character. On the palate, there's more of that classic Chablis saline minerality, ripe yellow apple and lemon curd, and some aged cheese rind character. High acid and light to medium (-) body but still quite soft and slightly oily on the palate. Bone dry. Really craving some oysters right now.
Jul 23rd, 2017A fair amount of sweet fruit actually. But soft and generous and not overpowering. 2012 drinking perfect.
A fair amount of sweet fruit actually. But soft and generous and not overpowering. 2012 drinking perfect.
Sep 30th, 2016Very nice and soft. Not too buttery. Nice balance.
Very nice and soft. Not too buttery. Nice balance.
Sep 6th, 20162012. This killed it for $28. Paired with homemade chicken nuggets and tater tots (yes, you read that correctly). Very light and pleasant on the palate.
2012. This killed it for $28. Paired with homemade chicken nuggets and tater tots (yes, you read that correctly). Very light and pleasant on the palate.
Apr 25th, 2016