Chassagne Montrachet Morgeot 1er cru 2018 Jean-Claude Ramonet

Professional reviews

Robert Parker (92)

Bracing acidity is the hallmark of this linear white, driving the melon, apple and vanilla flavors. Not super long, yet satisfying and balanced, with spice accents echoing on the finish.

BOW (8.25)

Burghound (91)

Minty and overtly citrus-suffused aromas include whiffs of petrol, orange peel and white peach. There is fine volume to the relatively sleek medium weight flavors that possess a caressing yet relatively powerful mouthfeel while exhibiting good length on the dry, mildly austere and decidedly compact finish where enough warmth to mention slowly emerges. As is typically the case with this wine, it's not refined though neither is it overtly rustic either. While this is rich enough to approach now, I suspect that it will better harmonize with 4 to 5 years of cellaring.