Killer nose: stanky, lemony, green apple, with so much soil, stone, Kimmeridgian oyster-bed character and Chablis soul. The mouthfeel is the whole story here. Rich, juicy, opulent and hedonistic in texture, but absolutely alive, with real voltage underneath. Deep, layered, mouthwatering and beautifully mineral, with that classic oyster-shell salinity running through the fruit. A basic Chablis only in name. This has serious depth, energy and texture. — 3 months ago
Adi mar21 — 5 years ago
Everything I like in a sparkling wine. — 2 months ago
Lovely aged 1er Cru Chablis, still quite fresh and lively, great fruit and complexity, lots of balancing acidity, I think the 2014 Cote de Lechet might be the top 2014 1er Cru, but this is darn good as well, long finish, “weird” perception on my palate, but I definitely perceived a subtle, yet distinct, “toasted coconut” note at one point (common in the beer pastry stout arena)!! — 5 months ago

Anytime I see this on a menu, I order it. — a year ago
Light, smooth, grapefruit accent, very nice aperitif. — 3 years ago
So damn good — 5 years ago
Popped and poured; enjoyed over the course of three days. Great on Day 1 and even better on Day 3. The 2023 Montmains pours a pale straw color with medium viscosity. On the nose, the wine is developing with bright, powerful notes of green apple, passion fruit, freshly struck match, lemon oil, white tree flowers, and limestone minerals. On the palate, the wine is dry with medium+ acid. Confirming the notes from the nose. The finish is long, floral and mineral laden with a silky texture. Simply fabulous. Drink now with patience through 2038. 4300 bottles made. Thanks for the assist @Lyle Fass — 2 months ago

N lemon floor wax
P rich.
Fass selections — 5 months ago
Nose: fleshy yellow fruits mineral.
Palate: elegantly tropical.
Fass selections. — 2 years ago
Bubbly and effervescent, sweeter aftertaste, pairs well with a berry-based desert. — 5 years ago
Lyle Fass

Founder Fass Selections
@Delectable Wine this is the Le Limozin. Thanks!
Fascinating evolution. The wine opened beautifully and for a while was clearly in 9.5 territory, even flirting with 9.6, with classic Meursault aromatics of brown sugar, lime zest, hazelnut, sweet oak, salinity and terrific mineral depth. The palate initially showed real richness, sap, purity, density and elegance, but then the wine gradually shut down and never really reopened. By the end it was obvious this is simply far too young. Excellent material, but I would not touch another bottle for seven to eight years. The 2024 is in another league right now. — 4 hours ago