Martin-Luneau Muscadet de Sèvre-et-Maine Clisson

Per previous notes. Lighter and less mineral or citrus cut, not much sign of age other than slightly darker yellow in glass. Pleasant more than interesting. Compared to recently consumed 2012 Perraud Clisson, this has less promise for aging and less to offer.

Nice, impressed more this bottle than last. A graceful Clisson, marked by subtle lemon and mineral tone, hints of softer fruit--pear, honeydew melon?--perhaps a tad less than usual acidity than some. Moderate length, lovely clean finish.

Understated, light lemon, mineral. Light body, moderate length, balanced. Not sure what to make of it, given comps with Pepiere Briords and Clisson I'd say this has less character. Will see how other bottles fare.