Bruno Colin, Chassagne Montrachet Morgeot Blanc

Bruno Colin, Chassagne Montrachet Morgeot Blanc(from Francemont). Reduction again masks the fruit. Otherwise, there is even better density and power to the broad shouldered flavors that are notably less refined though they are more muscular and particularly so on the robust and borderline rustic finale.

a pinch of spice on the finish

The palate is wonderfully complex and moreish

drought-driven growing season

deep and layered

There is excellent volume to the relatively powerful larger-scaled flavors that retain good refinement and particularly so on the lingering and beautifully balanced finale

The palate is unctuous in the mouth that is probably going to be sugar-coated for the next year or two

They also carry out very detailed work

This is class in a glass though make no mistake that it is a wine that is going to require extended keeping if you wish to see it at its peak

It's a good example of how ports can change steadily and flip flop

opulent and packed tight with blackberry preserves

eleven years after the harvest

this is an impressive set of wines