David Moret 2017 Les Folatières Premier Cru (Puligny-Montrachet)
Slight smoke, wet chalk and flinty lift make for an intriguing nose. The palate of this wine offers rich and concentrated notes of lemon oil and more smoky, flinty overtones. There is fleshy generosity on the palate along with incisive freshness, always anchored in that chalky, cool stone. This big, concentrated, chiseled wine needs bottle age. Drink 2022–2035. Anne Krebiehl MW
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DesignationLes Folatières Premier Cru
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Alcohol13.5%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryWhite
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ImporterCorkscrew Imports
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Date Published4/1/2020
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