Vincent Dancer, Chassagne Montrachet Tete Clos Blanc other_regions experience than the RSV

experience than the RSV

One of those claret-like vintages

Very good quality here and this should age well over the short to medium-term

Fermentation and malolactic fermentation take place in steel

fresh and ultra pure essence of red berry fruit nose is nuanced by wet stone and herbal hints and leads to detailed and equally stony middle weight flavors that are still quite primary and supported by a firm but ripe acid spine and fine length

Vincent Dancer, Chassagne Montrachet Tete Clos Blanc other_regions experience than the RSV(Tte du Clos is a climat of Morgeot). A markedly floral nose is comprised by additional notes of white orchard fruit, citrus peel and a hint of resin. There is excellent volume to the caressing but powerful and muscular middle weight plus flavors that terminate in a serious, long and sappy finish. At least some patience will be necessary if you wish to enjoy this at its peak.