Chevalier Montrachet 2000 Domaine Leflaive

Professionele reviews

Robert Parker (94)

Perhaps one of the finest bottles tasted, the 2000 Chevalier Montrachet from Anne-Claude has a succinct, razor-sharp bouquet of wet limestone, lemon thyme, linden and chalk that is a thrill from start to finish. The palate displays wonderful balance: such poise and sophistication here, the precision giving way to surprising fatness on the mid-palate and a subtle honeyed tincture towards the consummate finish. This is drinking absolutely perfectly now, but it will continue giving pleasure over the next decade.

Winespectator (96)

Opulent and decadent, quite oaky, with toasted coconut and mango. Thick Chardonnay that stays on an even keel thanks to its sharp acidity. Blends ripe fruit with mineral, dried herbs, honey and pear tart. Smoky, toasted notes make for a delightful full-bodied white.