Paul Pillot, Chassagne Montrachet Rouge Brut Zero Good stuff and one of

Good stuff and one of the few wines in the range that could actually be enjoyed on the younger side

Gore is a local name for granite

the wine is medium to full-bodied and framed by ripe tannins that feel somewhere between velvet and silk on the lingering finish

spanning 25 years of production

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Paul Pillot, Chassagne Montrachet Rouge Brut Zero Good stuff and one ofHere too the expressive nose is ripe, fresh and layered with its pepper inflected aromas of red and dark raspberry, wild cherry and more prominent earth nuances. There is even better vibrancy to the nicely detailed and equally attractively textured medium weight flavors that also display a touch of grippiness on the bitter pit fruit suffused finish. Like the Santenay, the tannins are clearly ripe so I would expect that grippy quality to dissipate as