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$350.00
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Bright, light yellow. Extremely closed nose hints at leesy oatmeal and crushed rock; much less expressive and more monolithic today than the Preuses. Densely packed, sappy and youthfully austere in the mouth, hinting at incipient sweetness but showing very little today. At once spicier and less floral than the Preuses, this imposing wine conveys a strong wet stone character and terrific lemony lift. Powerful in dry extract and as backward as any 2015 Chablis I tasted this spring.
Anticipated maturity: 2023-2035
The 2015 Chablis Grand Cru les Clos certainly has a more expressive bouquet at the moment with citrus peel, flint and orange blossom aromas. It is beautifully defined. The palate is very well defined with tensile, almost steely tannin. It is very focused with oyster shell and a touch of lemongrass, hints of white pepper emerging towards the bravura finish that challenges Les Preuses. Ho-hum, this is yet another 2015 that rivets you to the spot courtesy of Vincent Dauvissat.
Anticipated maturity: 2025-2045