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What is it about Montrachet that makes it the ultimate white wine?
I WAS reminded of all the past examples of Montrachet which I have had the good fortune to drink at a Château Latour vertical tasting recently. The introductory white wine was a Marquis de Laguiche Montrachet, by Drouhin - and in magnum too!
TASTING NOTES
Montrachet 1995 en magnum, Marquis de Laguiche, Maison Drouhin (July 23, 2015)
Pale yellow-gold, with a light fruity bouquet, both colour and bouquet belying its 18-year age. The maturity showed on the palate which certainly tasted of a more mature but light-textured wine, full of the taste of mixed nuts and lemon. The bouquet and palate became steadily richer and more complex as the wine developed in the glass. Most impressive.
Montrachet 2011, Domaine Romanee-Conti …
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