Chablis Montee de Tonnerre Raveneau 2006

Chablis Montee de Tonnerre Raveneau 2006

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  • Robert Parker rating 93
  • Vinous rating 90
Chablis Montee de Tonnerre Raveneau 2006
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75 cl

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£525.00
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Chablis Montée de Tonnerre Raveneau 2006 originates from some of the Raveneau estate`s oldest vines, averaging 40 years in age. This wine presents notes of green apple, pear and subtle stone fruits, intertwined with a distinct flintiness characteristic of Chablis. The palate shows a pronounced minerality with a textured mouthfeel, balanced by acidity. A hallmark of the Raveneau house is meticulous vineyard management and artisan winemaking, ensuring expression of the terroir. This vintage is crafted for cellaring, with a potential reward over 10 years, showcasing the complexity expected from this renowned producer.
90 Vinous
Slightly exotic scents of ripe peach, honey and truffle; not as pristine as most of the more recent vintages. In a fat, plush style but with an edge of acidity as well as a slight alcoholic warmth to its flavors of very ripe stone fruits, honey and spices. Finishes with a balsamic quality, a hint of porcini and a faint bitterness. This wine was distinctly fresher and firmer at the outset but today it's missing the classic higher-pitched mineral and citrus notes of the vineyard. Not a great showing; if this bottle is representative, it's a wine to consume over the next several years. This was a tricky and unusual vintage in which Raveneau and William Fèvre benefited by harvesting very early (even before growers on the Côte de Beaune began to pick their Chardonnay!), before rain and humidity triggered the spread of rot, but Isabelle Raveneau told me that the estate did not bring in its Montée de Tonnerre until September 19, which according to my memory (I happened to visit the estate that year on the first day of their harvest) was a good five days after it began to pick its grand crus.

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