Zesty citrus, stone, and the remnants of now-well-integrated oak. Medium-light body with a vibrant, almost electric personality showing lots of minerals and stone. Really pretty and very nice in this lighter, elegant style. Perfect today and good over the next five or so years.
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Mid to light jasmine yellow A little musty and almost earthy, cork-infused notes to start with. The palate reflects the cork; there is a savoury note, some tension, and I decided to try out the plastic wrap infusion. But to no avail.
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C: mid yellow Lifted, alluring aromas of yellow flowers, white peach, mineral, chalk dust and crushed rocks. A high precision wine, linear like train tracks with a racy, tight acidity that is laser-focussed. In tandem, there is a subtle power and fair concentration with a richness underneath. The flavours reveal lemon zest, stone fruits and well integrated oak spices. Not that layered or super long, this is a great example of Saint Aubin.
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Really lovely wine, there's really good weight here while having the lightness of touch and fine minerality. Bags of well defined flavour, acidity and a great finish. Everything you want from a white burgundy and it's pretty much top class for the village.
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13.5% alc: Light yellow. Focussed, intense aromas of struck match, crushed rocks, mineral and wet stones. It seems quite Chablis-like with its oyster shell and dry chalk notes but then moves to white peach. The palate translates the nose into a posied, linear, spear-like assertiveness that has tightness and delicacy enhanced by bracing acidity. the core of fruit is juicy apples, lemon zest, white peach and fine oatmeal-some spices lurk. Whilst this wine has quite the depth it has a mouthcoating texture and lingers for a medium-long farewell. Arguably not the breadth nor complexity of a top wine, the wine is right in my zone with its bone dry mineral edginess, elegance and acid bite.
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1/11/2020 - rlove wrote: 91 Points
Zesty citrus, stone, and the remnants of now-well-integrated oak. Medium-light body with a vibrant, almost electric personality showing lots of minerals and stone. Really pretty and very nice in this lighter, elegant style. Perfect today and good over the next five or so years.
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3/30/2019 - rikipedia wrote: flawed
Mid to light jasmine yellow
A little musty and almost earthy, cork-infused notes to start with.
The palate reflects the cork; there is a savoury note, some tension, and I decided to try out the plastic wrap infusion. But to no avail.
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9/8/2018 - rikipedia Likes this wine: 92 Points
C: mid yellow
Lifted, alluring aromas of yellow flowers, white peach, mineral, chalk dust and crushed rocks.
A high precision wine, linear like train tracks with a racy, tight acidity that is laser-focussed. In tandem, there is a subtle power and fair concentration with a richness underneath. The flavours reveal lemon zest, stone fruits and well integrated oak spices. Not that layered or super long, this is a great example of Saint Aubin.
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4/2/2016 - kingkanu wrote: 91 Points
Really lovely wine, there's really good weight here while having the lightness of touch and fine minerality. Bags of well defined flavour, acidity and a great finish. Everything you want from a white burgundy and it's pretty much top class for the village.
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4/7/2015 - rikipedia Likes this wine: 92 Points
13.5% alc: Light yellow.
Focussed, intense aromas of struck match, crushed rocks, mineral and wet stones. It seems quite Chablis-like with its oyster shell and dry chalk notes but then moves to white peach.
The palate translates the nose into a posied, linear, spear-like assertiveness that has tightness and delicacy enhanced by bracing acidity. the core of fruit is juicy apples, lemon zest, white peach and fine oatmeal-some spices lurk. Whilst this wine has quite the depth it has a mouthcoating texture and lingers for a medium-long farewell. Arguably not the breadth nor complexity of a top wine, the wine is right in my zone with its bone dry mineral edginess, elegance and acid bite.
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