More lemon than lime. The bouquet is a little bit hidden but there is a wealth of classic, ripe white fruit on the palate, with a very good texture, fruit and oak woven in well together. A little youthful bitterness behind, more elevage to come and is nee
The 2018 Meursault 1er Cru Le Poruzot reveals a pretty bouquet of pear, peach, blanched almonds and flowers. On the palate, it's medium to full-bodied, with ripe acids, chewy structuring extract and good length on the finish. Like most of these 2018 white
"A vague whiff of exotic fruit is present on the mostly white orchard fruit aromas that are trimmed in perceptible if still reasonably subtle wood influence. There is again excellent density to the more mineral-driven medium weight flavors that are at onc
This is a massively concentrated and enormously structured wine with so much smoke and spice, but there’s also so much rose aroma that it comes off as charming rather than imposing. And the giant freshness at the finish pulls you back for more of this ast
A fresh, minerally white, featuring a zesty underpinning of spice, stone and smoke notes, layered with delicate details of star fruit, white peach and pink grapefruit pith. Shows good focus, with a sleek, elegant, light- to medium-bodied frame.
Open aromatics lead to a soft, silky palate with lovely plushness and depth. The Roche Roulée is creamy and expansive, showing terrific depth and plenty of charm. Apricot, lemon confit, marzipan, dried flower, sage and mineral tones all open effortlessly.
A glint of flinty reduction entices on the cool, lemon nose on this wine. Lemon becomes more precise on the palate, tingling with freshness and pithy zest. The wine has cool, expansive depth, despite the hot vintage. Vivid lemon freshness persists to the
Flinty reduction and lemony zestiness create a very appetizing nose. The palate delvers more of those zesty, juicy, mouth-watering lemon notes while the full, rounded body adds a stony depth to those ripe Amalfi lemon flavors. There is tautness, even on t
Breillonde is a singular terroir, expressing itself with a complex nose; the toasted notes supported by the pass-crassane pear and ripe peach aromas are perfectly integrated.
Mâcon Péronne is an ancient vineyard, with low-yielding vines producing extremely concentrated fruit. The nose is ripe with expressive, mineral notes, leading to a palate dominated by citrus and pear notes, with excellent acidity.
