Domaine Michel Colbois Bourgogne-Chitry

Pop and pour. Served cold but not chilled. Medium body; lemon lime notes; somewhat thin finish with restrained yellow fruit. Fair to Good.

Opened not decanted and served at cellar temperature (not that cold). Mouth filling lemon lime attack; rather heavy in body weight; lush rich and ripe fruit; ends with tangy citrus and some heat that turns the finish semi dry at the end. Good. (FYI, I love these wines. They never disappoint and are a relative bargain for burgundy).

Solid, good qpr,. Apple, pear honeysuckle, lemon l, lime… light- mid body

This is my first Chitry. A little darker in color than I expected. Nose is ripe apples, honeysuckle, and lemon rinds— almost like Macon. On the palate, it tastes like a village-level Chablis with good acidity and a dollop of minerals. It is a touch thin in the body, however. Slight vegetal smell that dissipates with breathing, but it depends on the glass (vegetal from Conterno Sensory glasses while fine out of Zalto Universal). This would be fine choice for …

Green herbs and hay in the nose. Nice minerality, citrus and pleasant acidity.