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Domaine des Malandes Chablis Premier Cru Côte de Lechet 2000

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Domaine des Malandes Chablis Premier Cru Côte de Lechet (2000)

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Chablis is a region of France's Burgundy region responsible for some of the most distinctive expressions of the Chardonnay grape. On the limestone rich soils of the area, Chardonnay produces wines that can be steely, yet rich with orchard fruits and mineral tones. Unlike the typical white Burgundy, most Chablis sees little or no new oak which allows the grape to express itself with a purity that barrel aging can obscure. Often quite reticent in their youth, Chablis may require several years of ageing in order to be able to fully express the depth and richness it keeps in reserve.

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Rating: 92/100 - As reviewed by The Wine Messenger Crisp light straw color with an aromatic nose of ferns, boysenberries and carnation. Medium bodied, structured with great fruity and citrusy flavors. Intense but elegant. Very long mineral finish (can be cellared for 6 to 8 years). Great with fish with sauces, Foie Gras, goat cheese or simply as an aperitif.


 

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Rating: 92/100 - As reviewed by The Wine Messenger Rounder with good fruit. Can age.


 

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Rating: 91.5/100 - As reviewed by The Wine Messenger Crisp light straw color with an aromatic nose of ferns, boysenberries and carnation. Medium-bodied, structured with great fruity and citrusy flavors. Intense but elegant. Very long mineral finish. Great with fish with sauces, Foie Gras, goat cheese or simply as an aperitif.


 

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Rating: 85/100 - As reviewed by Burghound in Issue 8, Oct 01, 2002


 

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