(Brocard Jean-Marc Chablis Le Clos) Paler yellow. Some oak notes and higher flowery tones. Compared to the previous wine, the palate here, is a little 'thinner' and 'dirtier' - hopefully the oak artifact will fade. Medium citrussy length. Could improve as the oak fades, but seems much less classy than the previous wine.
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By Bill Nanson
(Brocard Jean-Marc Chablis Le Clos) Paler yellow. Some oak notes and higher flowery tones. Compared to the previous wine, the palate here, is a little 'thinner' and 'dirtier' - hopefully the oak artifact will fade. Medium citrussy length. Could improve as the oak fades, but seems much less classy than the previous wine.3/1/2004, (See more on Burgundy-Report...)