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Chassagne Montrachet "Clos Devant" 2007 by Lequin-Colin

When attending the Burgundy exhibition in Oslo back in February I was thoroughly impressed by the white wines from Lequin-Colin. Wonderful stuff! So a couple of white Burgundies were purchased, both Chassagne-Montrachet, but two different cru's: "Les Baudines" and "Clos Devant".
Mouthwatering stuff both from the solid firm 2007 vintage.

"Clos Devant" showed a pale straw colour with modest butter, lime and lots of sea and minerality on the nose. The taste was long, well balanced, dry but with perfect fruit and a "steel" character as well as delightful "fatness" from the oak. Wonderful !

Chassagne - Montrachet 2007 " Clos Devant" Lequin- Colin (NOK 270 or 25-35 €)
Verdict: White wine don't get better than this, just more expensive!


Lequin-Colin - Burgundy


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