Lucien Le Moine Meursault Chevalières

In magnum. A rich and ripe expression of the perrieres vineyard. Some toasted nut, ripe citrus fruit and toasted oak. Good intensity but it showed the ripeness of the vintage. Enjoyable but simple on the palate. In a magnum format, it was already drinking at peak. Drink up.

Really good right now but I would not cellar it any more. Still som fantastic yellow fruit but mostly wood almost the reminded of a paper mill or pulp mill but in a positive way. Long lasting taste and good balance. The wine looks yellow gold colored. The legs are slow. There is no sediment in the bottle. It smells like orange, lemon, mineral, mushroom, hazelnut, walnut, butterscotch, biscuity, apple, pear, toast and high toast. It tastes like lemon, orange, …