Jean-Marc Brocard 2019 Vau de Vey Premier Cru (Chablis)
A lifted but guarded sense of lemon zest plays on this wine's nose, forthright at one moment, restrained the next. The palate channels concentrated but creamy lemon peel, mouthwatering in its frankness but buffered by lovely chalkiness. Lemony limestone freshness rings long after the last sip. Anne Krebiehl MW
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Price$36,Buy Now
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DesignationVau de Vey Premier Cru
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Alcohol14.5%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryWhite
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ImporterMultiple U.S. importers
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Date Published12/31/2020
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