Community Tasting Note

• FransS wrote: 94 points

  March 27, 2020 - After the excellent '11 I have tasted this '17 (to inform Harley1199 ☺and) to experience the difference between young and ripe.
  Combining the tasting notes of the last 5 tasters before me, I agree with them; only hoping that Mtolerice will discover soon the refinement and complexity in this wine. This wine, indeed young, shows less minerality and stony style than ripe, but the superb elegance and balance assures a fantastic future. The refined persistence and the super elegant almond finish is already at Coche-Dury level.

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• Rallerboy888 commented:

  3/27/20, 2:41 PM - I haven't yet dived into my bottles, but the 2017 Village Chablis had an insane acidity, and definitely a promising future. I can't see these being open for business in the next decade.

• FransS commented:

  3/28/20, 3:14 AM - Dear Rallerboy888,
  I advice you to taste a bottle within, let's say, two years. It gives you a profile of this wine of great potential, showing already a lot of it and showing youth and that is what the wine will loose growing further to maturity.

• Rallerboy888 commented:

  3/28/20, 4:11 AM - As I only have two bottles, I think I'll have to save them for another couple years. I do have a 2013, though, which I might drink soon. The 2013 village is drinking very well right now.

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