Nose has lemon candy, lemon peel and moist limestone.
Palate has lemon flesh, (light) tangerine flesh, lemon pith, faint saline notes and medium finish.
Solid Costco bottle, buy recommend at ~$18. Slightly more depth than the 2016, as 2017 was a standout vintage for Chablis.
Nose has lemon candy, lemon peel and moist limestone.
Palate has lemon flesh, (light) tangerine flesh, lemon pith, faint saline notes and medium finish.
Solid Costco bottle, buy recommend at ~$18. Slightly more depth than the 2016, as 2017 was a standout vintage for Chablis.
1 person found it helpfulNov 30th, 2019
Acidic with hints of apple and white flowers. Not bad for $20 but I'm certain you could find village wines that are better at a similar price point.
Consumed over multiple days, showed best on the last one where it opened up more but acid was still high.
Acidic with hints of apple and white flowers. Not bad for $20 but I'm certain you could find village wines that are better at a similar price point.
Consumed over multiple days, showed best on the last one where it opened up more but acid was still high.
Feb 22nd, 2020
Chablis, Burgundy, France
