Les Charmes-Dessus Meursault-Charmes 1er Cru Chardonnay

first bottle great, really good Meursault, second and third bottles premoxed, this bottle pretty good but not the heights of bottle one. Damn cork bark!

Oxidized. Shot. Two in a row.

Antonin Guyon Meursault Charmes 2007–first time for me with this producer. Super wine. Very floral and effusive nose, soft texture belies super density and integrated acids, layered complex palate with citrus and citrus zest, nice midpalate sweetness, a finish that echoed and persisted.

Light golden color. Expressive deep aromas of honey, candied fruits, brioche. Palate with medium body, good acidity, flavors of brioche. Mineral, honey and fatty, soft finish. Good millesime for white Burgundy. Age of vines: 30 years. Les Charmes is one of Meursault's largest and best-known 1er Cru vineyards giving vibrant and honeyed wines with rich, nutty characters and floral overtones. This part of Meursault has some of the best terroir on the Cote de Beaune for white wine. Charmes is split into two lieux-dits, and (as is often the case) the top part (dessus) is favored by critics.
Domaine Antonin Guyon is a leading, and sizable, Burgundian producer with 48 hectares of estate vineyards spread across 15 appellations of the Côte d’Or. Rating 4,0/5

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Good complexity and depth of developing notes. Bright fruit and acid keep the wine lovely, but seems a bit hot

Fricot had this 9 years ago