Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru Chardonnay

A punchy nose with struck match, honeyed lime. Stone and flint. Rick and great acidity subtly laced throughout. Excellent

Gorgeous clarity. This is a great bottle. Clear and intense. Softened at the edges. Delicate lemon and stone. In really good shape and kinda haunting

Lovely and lucid. Lime and slate and great acidity. Real focus and presence.

Fleshy bright fruit. Gorgeous lemon oil and corn. Salinity. Young. Accessible and plush

Lovely bright salinity. Lime and slate and gunpowder. Sweet edges and great structure. Long.

Deep fruit. Quite sweet. Rounded and lush. Montrachet-like in breadth and complexity.

A touch of butterscotch. Lanolin and soft edges. Plush and long. Rounded and seductive. Matt ROPP

Mineral driven vineyard driven beauty . Lots of yellow fruit minerals , saline and white flowers . Dense and focused plate with lots of dry extract and saline on the log lingering finish .

Taken to Silver Apricot in the Village. Medium gold color, viscous in the glass like motor oil. Great nose. Notes of apricot, citrus, white flower, wet stone, vanilla, lemon crème and tan spice. Rich and luscious in the mouth. Sneaky acidity. Really good. Nearing the end of a great long drinking window.

Most reductive BDM I’ve ever tasted. Style seems to be changing with the new owners.