Lee Pitofsky

9.4

En Magnum. Some time in bottle has really focused up 2018. It’s gained weight and complexity. Drinking very well. — a month ago

Freddy R. Troya

9.1

🍇 100% Chardonnay | Chablis AOC, Burgundy, France

A true gem of a wine of pure, mineral-driven Chardonnay from the iconic Kimmeridgian limestone-clay soils that define the northernmost vineyards of Burgundy, brushing the southern edge of Champagne.

On the nose:
Delicately floral with a streak of flinty minerality and lifted citrus notes. Pure, focused, and elegant.

On the palate:
Absolutely dry and crisp, with vibrant acidity and a medium-bodied mouthfeel. Zesty lemon, chalky tension, and just a whisper of orange peel at the very back end of the palate. Finishes with salinity and length that’s tailor-made for oysters and seafood.

Mouthfeel overall:
Fresh, lively, and laser-focused, this is Chablis at its finest, clean, precise, and impossibly drinkable. The kind of wine that reminds you why Chardonnay rules the white wine world.

Pairing tip:
✨ The ultimate oyster wine, though equally brilliant with sushi, scallops, or a lemon-butter sole.

Can’t have enough of it, and you won’t want to either. Cheers! 🦪🍋🥂 — 4 months ago

Ceccherini Cristiano

9.4

Actually Mourvedre 100%

I was recommended to try this over the Grenache that is also very good i was told but this wine had a smoother tannin and potentially i could served it chilled too.
..well, i didn't drink it chilled, but i see what my friend meant..i am learning to appreciate chilled reds up here, i realise that you cannot have big reds when it is particularly warm weather and i must admit it makes sense.

The wine is delicious btw
On the nose it has a floral violet scent that i deeply loved. It has a good crunchy fruit that varied from sour cherry to fuji apple to pomegranate. A lovely mineral character too.

Palate is crunchy, vibrant and smooth.
It is hard to detect the tannin which in a mourvedre is rare.
I guess it has been tamed pretty well.
However this is not a thin wine, it has its structure and a long finish.

Only 2650 bottles produced.
I had Edouard Maurisset with me on the road representing the Delaunay wines from Burgundy and he is business partner with Michael and Claire who are more local to McLaren Vale.
It is a great project.
We visited one of my customer and literally bumped in their wines.
That's how i met this wine.
Great discover. — 8 months ago

Angie Nguyen

9.0

Light, easy to drink. Suitable to drink alone — 2 months ago

Billy L.

9.5

This was “Smokin” & WOTN in our Blind Tasting! Classic Vosne nose aromatics & silky smooth! From vines planted in 1918 & 1919; Kudos & Cheers 🍇🍷👍🏻👏🏻
Jasper Morris, Inside Burgundy Note:
“25% whole bunch vinification. Imperial purple and black. Planted 1918 and 1919. Edouard notes that there is a bench of hard rock in the middle of the plot, where it is hard to get the pickets in. Similar vibrant purple to the other 1ers crus and a bundle of energy on the nose. Rich plump middle with a fine finish, good tannins, and extra length. This is an extremely fine Chaumes.”Tasted: March 2020-93-95pts. — 2 months ago

George Hesse

9.3

There’s a lot going on here. Not your typical Chablis. — 7 months ago

Mark S.

9.0

Always good balanced among richness, citrus fruitiness, acidity. Minerals and white flower. Matched with Chinese seafood. Eleni & Edouard Vocoret Chablis La Bas de Chapelot 21 @1680, domaine, 241216 — 10 months ago

Peter van den Besselaar

9.3

Vintage 2019 | Popped and poured | light strawberries and a clear impression of blackberries, clearly needs aeration because the expressiveness of the bouquet gets much better. Strong wine with tremendous intensity. — 3 months ago

Andrea Watt

9.0

Green Apple and gooseberry over a touch of lime. Fresh, crisp, acidic, and light. Paired well with the sole — 6 months ago

Freddy R. Troya

8.9

A regional 100% Chard sourced mainly from Côte d’Or (the Côte de Beaune and the Hautes-Côtes de Nuits), and Mâconnais deemed as Edouard’s house signature and sensible price point. Truly “à la mode” Chard that combines freshness of citrus, lemon and orange, with elegance and subtle aromas of mandarine peel. Barely any of cream, but soft on the mid-range palate with a finish of hazelnut and an amazing dry and clean completion of baked pear layers. — 7 months ago