Philippe Colin, Chassagne Montrachet Chaumees

Philippe Colin, Chassagne Montrachet Chaumees(from a holding of . 43 ha as 1. 07 ha was transferred to Simon Colin). Firm reduction masks the fruit though there is good freshness to the vibrant and beautifully textured medium bodied flavors that coat the palate in sappy dry extract, all wrapped in a lemon, bone dry and youthfully austere finale. This is quite firm at present but I suspect that it will be approachable after only 5 ish years. In a word, lovely.

(from 25 to 30 year old vines)

eucalyptus and blackberries

The understated and equally refined medium weight flavors don’t possess the same power

one for the cellar if you can resist temptation

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sophisticated and utterly delicious medium-bodied flavors that possess good punch while offering excellent length on the balanced finish where the only nit is an unexpected touch of warmth

because seasoned tasters are not easily blinded by primary aromas

It will benefit from 3-5 years in bottle

fleshy wine with a sweet core of fruit and a pretty

(50% whole cluster)

this wine finishes with a torrent of tropical fruits

Not my style but certainly a lot of effort has gone into this