Jean-Philippe Fichet - Meursault 'Les Chevalières' 2023 (750ml) Côtes de Thongue

Jean-Philippe Fichet - Meursault 'Les Chevalières' 2023 (750ml) Côtes de ThonguePale lemon. A delicious mineral nose, even if less evident these days when the grapes are riper. Indeed generous ripe fruit comes up behind. Enough tension, and a graceful, detailed hillside finish. Softer right at the finish, Drink from 2028 2036. 92) points Jasper Morris (Inside Burgundy): Mid lemon. There is just a hint of honeysuckle on the nose, yet with a real feeling beneath of Meursault. Quite luxuriant behind, all white fruit with a little

fermentation from occurring

with enough cut on the finish to match its heft

Soil composition: Gravel and Clay-Loam and Sandstone

eggplant gratin

bright and young cherry trim

In power it is a bit understated this year

spice tones and cedar

Leah manage the carefully tended vines in the Pergola appellation of the Marche region of Italy

minerality and complexity

Domaine Daniel Pollier has been producing white wines across Mâcon since the 18th century

blessed with a lot of old vines

a bio-agronomist