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"A nice contrast to the Macherelles, the 2010 Chassagne-Montrachet Maltroye is quite a bit brighter and more taut than its Chassagne sibling. There is an underlying salinity that gives the Maltroye its energy and focus. Floral notes add lift on the crystalline, articulate finish. This is a..

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"The 2010 Meursault Genevrieres is another fabulous wine from Jobard. Today, the battle is between the intensity of the fruit and the wine’s minerality, both of which play off each other. Pears, citrus, crushed rocks and white peaches flesh out over time, but today, the 2010 is mostly about texture..

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"The 2010 Puligny-Montrachet Les Chalumeaux is graced with considerable finesse in its citrus, white flowers and licorice. The Chalumeaux is one of the more restrained wines here. As such, it is quite a bit less overt and forward, but instead relies on its class and mid-palate length. There is a..

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Fresh aromas of citrus, mint, and minerals. On the palate it offers a round texture and flavors of yellow stone fruits and honeydew melon.

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"Smoke, slate, super-ripe apricots and butter are some of the many notes that are woven together in the 2010 Meursault Charmes. A generous, large-scaled wine, the Charmes flows with tons of textural richness and body all the way through to the seamless finish. The Charmes is easily one of the more..

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"The 2010 Meursault Poruzots impresses for its gorgeous depth. Layers of fruit caress the palate in this sumptuous, layered Meursault. All the elements are beautifully balanced. The richness typical of the Remoissenet whites comes through in spades. White stone fruits, slate and spices are layered..

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The 2011 Les Caillerets is a complex wine. Initially is presents with floral attributes and then ends with notes of minerality, which give it a great length.

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The 2011 Les Chenevottes is an elegant youthful wine. On the palate, the first taste is bold, but the proximity of Saint-Aubin brings freshness and floral notes.

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The 2011 Les Champs Gain has notes of peach which provide the wine a flattering side and the notes of minerality brings freshness and length on the finish.