2017 Domaine Corinne et Jean Pierre Grossot Chablis

Community Tasting Notes (4) Avg Score: 89 points

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  3/22/2021 - AudunG wrote: 88 Points

  Typical Chablis aromas with sea shore and salty minerality. Quite rich and concentrated in the mouth, which probably comes from the long time on the lees.

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  11/3/2020 - WineTally Likes this wine:

  100% Chardonnay
  primarily from the village of Fleys, as well as Chichée and Fontenay
  totalling 13 ha of clay/limestone soils with vines up to 35 yrs old.
  Loss of 40% yield due to Spring frost in 2017.
  Fermentation and malolactic after light settling. 10-17 month aging
  on fine lees. Tangential filtration.
  12.5% Abv.
  Proprietors: Corinne et Jean Pierre Grossot with daughter Eve
  Winemaker: Jean Pierre Grossot
  
  A(ccuray)=2: Bright lemon/yellow. Expressive, vibrant varietal.
  B(alance)=3: Delicate fruit with perfectly balanced acid structure.
  C(omplexity)=2: White tree fruits, herbs, mineral.
  D(epth)=1: Firm mouthfeel. Good length and finish.
  
  Wine Tally Score [2,3,2,1]= 8/10
  
  Exceptional as generic Chablis.
  
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  7/27/2020 - DrunkenMonk wrote:

  Really enjoyed the mouth feel of this wine. Acid level and crispness were very nice.

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  12/31/2019 - Alykhan V Likes this wine: 90 Points

  A very decent Chablis. More mineral-driven than fruit-driven.
  Aromas of wet stone with maybe some smokiness, lemon peel, bright acidity, malolactic fermentation for a medium to medium+ body, medium+ length.
  If you had told me this was a Premier Cru I would have believed you.

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