Ad Astra Tasted Wednesday, June 4, 2025 by yuti1225 with 60 views
Fine texture and focused structure. Graceful, with a quiet and inward style, yet shows clear personality and the signature Raveneau touch.
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Smoky and salty with good weight on the palate. Energetic and well-built, with a firm mineral core and nice tension.
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More pure and clear than the Chassagne Chenevottes. Crystalline in feel, with bright citrus and floral notes wrapped around a focused core.
Classic Meursault—balanced and smooth. Ripe fruit, nutty tones, and well-integrated oak. Shows the steady hand of Lafon.
Very clean and fresh, with white peach and citrus. Compared to other 1er Crus, this feels more straightforward and light, but charming in its purity.
Perfumed and delicate. It should be a a standout among Bourgogne-level wines if opened with producer other than Bizot. This has elegance, detail, and finely woven structure.
Explosive aromatics of wild berries and floral spice. Silky and lively on the palate. Truly a benchmark for top-level Bourgogne.
Sparkling and vibrant nose—less intense than Bizot, but with equally great complexity. Deep but not heavy, with a sweet and graceful finish.
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2014 François Raveneau Chablis 1er Cru Montée de Tonnerre 94 Points
France, Burgundy, Chablis, Chablis 1er Cru
Fine texture and focused structure. Graceful, with a quiet and inward style, yet shows clear personality and the signature Raveneau touch.
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