Jean Noel Gagnard, Chassagne Montrachet Caillerets Vintage:2023 Somewhat more moderate wood and

Somewhat more moderate wood and menthol characters are present on the spicy liqueur-like aromas of plum

A gentle application of wood sets off an earthy

but the balance isn’t nearly as well dialed in compared to the best of these grands crus

especially in a classic vintage such as this

full-bodied mouthfeel and finish

Jean Noel Gagnard, Chassagne Montrachet Caillerets Vintage:2023 Somewhat more moderate wood and(from 35+ year old vines). This is almost always the best 1er in the range and so it is again in 2017 with its restrained and ultra fresh nose of citrus, mineral reduction, white flower and soft spice elements. Here too the middle weight flavors are quite racy though with much more minerality that really emerges on the beautifully persistent finish where the firm core of ripe acidity makes clear that this beauty is going to require patience. (91 94)