2000 Domaine Michel Colin-Deleger et Fils Chevalier-Montrachet Grand Cru
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0.394 acre inherited from the Robert Deléger estate yielded 920 bottles. Vines averaged 27 years. 25% new oak used . Orange tinge to the gold. Very sweet nose. Evolved and rich. Lacks real elegance. A bit heavy. Even slightly coarse. No lift. No Chevalier zip. A definite disappointment. (JR)
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Jancis Robinson MW
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Pale straw. Sweet, broad, even rather formless on the nose initially. Very low key hint of liquorice, green mossy notes, quite interesting with lime/citrus and good silky texture. Very good acidity too. Quite powerful and classic. Limpid texture. A certain slight graininess. Even a little astringent on the finish. It definitely improved in the glass. Should repay cellaring. (JR)
Very little nose. Dull and low key at the moment. Just too restrained and cautious. (JR)