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New Arrivals

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The life of a wine enthusiast is one of excitement and experimentation. Every wine tasting is an adventure into the wilderness, as a soothing wind of ripe grape aroma blows over you and the earthy baseline forms the path you walk on, exploring the rich and complex layers of your drink. The flowers you walk by have the intoxicating smell of fresh fruit, cinnamon, saffron, or any other ingredient you can notice. It stimulates all your senses, and each new wine you add to your collection is like a fairy tale in a library, one you can return to when you need inspiration and satisfaction.

While it’s often the habit of wine geeks to look towards the past and examine how well-known masterpieces came to be, new vintages can often offer just as much quality and complexity to admire as you sample each bottle. However, choosing which wine to purchase and keep can be a daunting task. There are so many options, and most people don’t have the budget to take too many risks. For every 2012 bottle of Russian Valley Pinot Noir or a strong 2009 Pomerol wine.

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2023 Jean Chartron Puligny Montrachet

The 2023 Puligny-Montrachet from Domaine Chartron is another very fine village wine. It delivers a refined bouquet of white peach, apple, chalky soil tones, spring flowers, a nice touch of fresh almond and vanillin oak. On the palate the wine is bright, full-bodied, racy and sports a fine core of fruit, with a good soil foundation, seamless balance and a long, complex and nicely precise finish. Good juice. (Drink between 2025 - 2045)John Gilman | 91+ JGThe 2023 Puligny-Montrachet Village is a combination of Chartron’s own vineyard plus exchanges with other growers. This has commendable vivacity and focus, with Granny Smith and fresh Anjou pears on the nose. The palate is well defined with orchard fruit tones intermixed with touches of orange rind and spice. This has fine length and admirable precision for its class. It is recommended.Vinous Media | 89-91 VMMade from Les Benoîtes and young vine Caillerets. A lime tint to the colour, with some flesh on the nose, and a little well-judged oak. This is very prettily balanced, no more than medium depth, with a good fruit-acid balance. Drink from 2027-2030. Tasted Oct 2024.Jasper Morris | 89-90 JMA more elegant and markedly more floral-suffused nose speaks of various white orchard fruit and quinine that is again trimmed in enough wood to notice. It can also be found on the rich and solidly voluminous flavors that possess a more sophisticated texture before concluding in a vaguely off dry finish. This is pretty but the off dry style appeals somewhat less to me than other wines in the range.Burghound | 88-91 BH

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