2015 Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Baudines

Community Tasting Notes (11) Avg Score: 91.4 points

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  1/11/2024 - peternelson Likes this wine: 90 Points

  Good not great as it showed just a little flabby from this hot year. Had the '16 last month and was much more vibrant and delish. Musso & Franks Eric B-day.

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  12/24/2023 - peternelson Likes this wine: 93 Points

  Beautiful floral/white fruit nose, some reduction, silky smooth entry, excellent intensity, long finish. Great all around, and perfect with the ham and Dauphinois potatoes. M&D, K&N, L

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  10/14/2022 - TWSA Likes this wine: 91 Points

  Nose: sesame, vanilla, white flowers
  Notes: it has been PYCM's style to make whites with high minerality and probably a higher acidity. The Les Baudine however was relatively full bodied comparing to his other wines and showed seductive nose of sesame, vanilla and white flowers. This is a very well balanced wine and the minerality was not too overwhelming so I quite liked this wine. This wine can be appreciated now and can be consumed over the next 10 years.
  Drink: now - 2032
  Rating: 91 pts

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  2/8/2022 - llink wrote: 92 Points

  PNP. Flint, anise, spearmint and citrus fruits. Medium weight clenched fruit, lots of acid, bitter lemon rind and dry extract. Very impressive structure for a 15, belying the vintage reputation.

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  2/2/2021 - rikipedia Likes this wine: 92 Points

  light to mid yellow, the aromas present initially oat meal, spice and dry toasty oak with a slight hint of reduction but within acceptability but slowly opens to reveal lemon rind, lemon cream biscuits to become more attractive.
  A strident acidity on entry, piled high with lemon, lemon tart, pastry alongside oatmeal infused with honey and nuts - nougat-like but not sweet. A linear profile, there is a purity and wonderful fruit intensity, typical of PVCM with its classic poise that makes for a cracking wine. Piquant as the wine finish with a mineral, chalk and apple edge, the wine finishes long. Classy with a excellent depth of fruit yet maintaining a delicate lemon blossom note. As the wine opened river the half hour, there was. A little more almond paste suggesting some evolution that with further time masked a little bit of the wine virtues.

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