Anne Claude Leflaive

Clau de Nell Anjou Grolleau

Nelson Fitch

9.2

Perplexing but tastes great. — 8 years ago

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Anne Claude Leflaive

Clau de Nell Anjou Cabernet Franc 2012

Collin Moody

9.4

Elegant, needs some time — 9 years ago

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Olivier Leflaive

Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru Chardonnay 2007

E Alvelais

9.4

2007 such finesse. The stone/mineral element is so deftly balanced, in this superb creamy and beautiful white burgundy. Terrific! great tasting note @Michael Morgan — 10 years ago

Olivier Leflaive

Les Pucelles Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru Chardonnay 2005

Harrison Fong

9.2

Solid beverage. Great power and intensity. A little bit closed at first but develop nicely. — 10 years ago

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You are cheating on AC Leflaive?!? Shocked!

Olivier Leflaive

Montrachet Grand Cru Chardonnay 2011

Ira Schwartz

9.1

A big hit of wood on the nose with butterscotch, hazelnuts and cloves. Lots of weight in the mouth with the wood competing with the fruit.. — 8 years ago

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Alan Weinberg

Never met an O. Leflaive I liked. Domaine turn around recently?

Ira Schwartz

@Alan Weinberg My first time with O. Leflaive and I am not likely to become a fan. I cannot comment on the Domaine because my sample size is very limited.

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"Produit de France" is wine from mostly purchased grapes, i.e. see Montrachet bottling. Note that all Maison bottlings state "vinified, produced, and bottled" on back label clarifying that must, or finished wine, is not used. "Recolte du Domaine" is wine from 100% Domaine grapes.

Recolte Du Domaine bottlings are:

Bourgogne Aligote: taken back from Domaine Leflaive after 2009 vintage

Puligny Montrachet Folatieres: taken back from Domaine Leflaive after 2009 vintage
-A Maison bottling is also produced

Puligny Pucelles: taken back from Domaine Leflaive after 2009 vintage
-A Maison bottling is also produced

Meursault Blagny Sous le Dos d'Ane: taken back from Domaine Leflaive after 2009 vintage

Chassagne Clos Saint Marc(Clos in Les Vergers)

Chassagne Abbaye de Morgeot

Batard-Montrachet: taken back from Domaine Leflaive after 2009 vintage
-A Maison bottling is also produced

Chevalier-Montrachet: taken back from Domaine Leflaive after 2009 vintage

Olivier and Patrick Leflaive own 17 hectare, which is fairly large Domaine ownership, although all plots owned may not be large enough to bottle on their own. Meursault Poruzots is an example where they have ownership and also buy grapes, so that wine is bottled as Produit de France and not Recolte du Domaine.

Franck Grux has been winemaker since 1988; Jean Marc Boillot was winemaker from '84-'88. Grux is first cousins with Jean Marc Roulot. Grux was winemaker at Guy Roulot immediately following Ted Lemon from Littorai and preceding Jean Marc Roulot returning to family Domaine. You can find Franck Grux's own wines(he owns vines in Meursault) at the Burgundy Wine Company in NYC and Burghound does review Grux wines.