• theRealPepe Likes this wine: 92 points

    October 10, 2017 - My very last bottle from the (pre-premox) illustrious Colin-Deleger house. This was an excellent bottle featuring toasted almond, citrus and mineral (if not particularly racy, due to the vintage). Quite a nice bottle. Excellent.

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  • theRealPepe Likes this wine:

    December 1, 2015 - Some impressions from 3 weeks ago...floral on the nose, with toasty almond, lemon, baked green apple cobbler and mineral. I remember it not being very precise or racy but really enjoying this a lot. Rather a lot. Excellent.

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  • Neurowine1 wrote: 93 points

    April 18, 2015 - OMFG! This is truly spectacular. I am working through the last of my 99-03 white burgs and I came upon this one in the back of the cellar. As always, it is a minor miracle when white burgs from those years are not pre-moxed (esp Colin-Delegers!). This was a stunning PC Chassagne, that easily could compete w/ the best Leflaive has to offer. I kid you not! Gorgeous beam of honeyed yellow fruits, wild flowers, almonds, and just the right amount of toasty oak. More buttery than most, and maybe a tad shy on acid (probably due to the scorching weather in 03) but this is not at all flabby and is drinking at GC level. I have had a number of 03's from C-D, including Chassagnes and Pulignys, and of those that hadn't gone off, this is by far the most memorable. Doubt anyone will find this on the market, but it is a showstopper at the moment. Drink 'em if you got 'em.

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  • theRealPepe wrote:

    May 4, 2014 - Light golden yellow color. Mineral, vanilla and citrus on the nose. Mineral, vanilla, lemon and a touch of toasted almond on the palate. A little more advanced than one drunk last year but still with plenty of life. Excellent.

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  • theRealPepe Likes this wine:

    June 16, 2013 - Light golden yellow color with green glints. Nose of quartz and river stone, some vanillin, and a deep citrus note of meyer lemon. On the palate it seems to have more body than I expect for a Chaumees, still it's medium-bodied. Zingy fruit, stone, chalk, vanilla, lemon and a touch of pink grapefruit. Shockingly young for a 2003 and missing any notes of toasted almond or anything pleasant or unpleasant related to oxidation. Excellent.

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  • concord wrote:

    November 14, 2009 - Starting to show maturity as expected for the year, drinking very well now

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  • MLD11 wrote: 90 points

    February 27, 2008 - Surprisingly taut

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  • millwhat wrote:

    October 14, 2007 - Buttery with honey and smoky notes.

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  • Russell Faulkner wrote:

    January 30, 2007 - A victim of the vintage, flat and dull, very short. Drinkable but not exciting.

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