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Jean-Claude Bachelet & Fils Chassagne-Montrachet Vieilles Vignes Red 2017

“A distinctly different nose is comprised by hints of pepper and the sauvage on the humus-tinged dark berry fruit aromas. There is a bit more distinction to the nicely energetic bigger bodied flavors that possess at textured mouth feel that carries over to the mildly warm and rustic finale.” – Allen Meadows, Burghound

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Ratings:
Burghound: 87 - 89
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Composition
100% Pinot Noir
Drink Date:
2023+
Alcohol:
-%
Barrel:
-
Body:
Medium
Which Glass?
Zalto Burgundy
Decant it?
Yes

Ratings:
Burghound: 87 - 89
-
Barrel
-
Composition
100% Pinot Noir
Body
Medium
Alcohol Content:
-%
Drink date:
2023+
Glass
Zalto Burgundy
Decant?
Yes

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