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• asgerG wrote: 92 points

  June 17, 2022 - PnP. A bit too warm. Beautiful bright yellow colour. Generous bouquet, minerals, yellow fruits, complex. Intense harmonious palate, h-A, m+B, dry, long finish. Drink now-onwards.

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• aChave Likes this wine: 93 points

  December 11, 2021 - Creamy entry but a nice sharpness on the finish. Lovely weight and balance. Over-delivers in every way.

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• Taffi Likes this wine: 91 points

  January 21, 2021 - needs more time

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• Kim Gerner wrote: 90 points

  March 9, 2018 - Great white Burgundy - Wine tasting dinner (At home): 4 flights tasted
  1. Chablis: Vincent Dauvissat Les Clos magnum '08 (typical Dauvissat - compared directly to Raveneau it is richer, the intensity is a little too high, it is less delicate and less complex. It is an extremely good wine indeed, but Raveneau is even better 94/100) against Raveneau Les Clos '08 (i must admit my favourite Chablis - none beside or above Raveneau - takes time to open in the glass! Almost no flavours in the beginning but it opens up… Extremely delicate, high complexity and very good balance. Missed a little intensity in the aromas and flavours 95+/100)
  2. P-M vs Meursault: Domaine Leflaive 1. cru. les Pucelles '12 (Pucelles is in general Leflaives best 1. cru. I love the minerality and the toast, no premox at all which makes sense since it is from 2012, 95/100) against Coche-Dury 1. cru Genevrieres '06 (lots of tertiary notes including hazelnut, I believe it is on the top or a little over the top, extremely good, drink now, 96/100)
  3. Le Montrachet: Bouchard Pere & Fils Le Montrachet '09 (Definitely a good wine but not better than the Pucelles and Meursault above, it is Le montrachet and I would have expected a little more intensity, 95/100) against Comtes Lafon Le Montrachet '09 (The winner of the tasting, a little too intense but closed in the beginning but opens up in the glass and the intensity, complexity and balance end up being very nice. A top quality glass 97/100. Not many wines are better - but there are examples: I can recall DRC Le Montrachet '11 which was one step above)
  4. Sundry: Kumeu River Hunting Hill '13 (Tasted blind - Recognised as a new world wine, more intensity than Bourgognes, 90/100). Penfolds Chardonnay Yattarna '15 (93/100). Vocoret et Fils Chablis Grand Cru Blanchot '14 ( better than expected, a light wine, 90/100).

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• Burgundy Al wrote:

  March 21, 2016 - Les Portes d'Or de la Bourgogne - Les Grands Jours de Bourgogne (Chablis France): Tasting, brief note. Less fruit concentration and intensity vs Les Clos, but more intense minerality and acidity. This needs more cellar time, not seeming in perfect balance yet. Good for its level.

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Wine Definition

• Vintage 2014
• Type White
• Producer Domaine Vocoret et Fils
• Varietal Chardonnay
• Designation n/a
• Vineyard Blanchot
• Country France
• Region Burgundy
• SubRegion Chablis
• Appellation Chablis Grand Cru
• UPC Code 3346151115000

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• In Cellars 9 (31%)
• Consumed 20 (69%)

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