2007 Chablis Beauroy 1er Cru

Wine Details
Place of Origin

France

Chablis

Burgundy

Color

White

Grape/Blend

Chardonnay

Reviews & Tasting Notes

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Like a number of his colleagues in Chablis, winemaker Didier Seguier describes 2007 as having the freshness of 2004, but with a bit more material-not a bad combination for those who'd like to get the pleasure of Chablis without the pain. "There was more malic acidity than in 2004, but less tartaric," he added. "It's a classic vintage, precise and delineated." The 2007 harvest here began on the early side, as is the habit at William Fevre, with the team bringing in fruit from hailed-on vines first due to the small crop loads, but then stopping for a few days to allow the other parcels to ripen thoroughly. I was particularly impressed by the superb collection of grand crus, which demonstrate terrific acidity and would appear to offer strong aging potential. With the exception of the Petit Chablis, the premier cru Mont de Milieu, and the grand cru Grenouilles, all of the wines I tasted are domain bottlings.

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Like a number of his colleagues in Chablis, winemaker Didier Seguier describes 2007 as having the freshness of 2004, but with a bit more material-not a bad combination for those who'd like to get the pleasure of Chablis without the pain. "There was more malic acidity than in 2004, but less tartaric," he added. "It's a classic vintage, precise and delineated." The 2007 harvest here began on the early side, as is the habit at William Fevre, with the team bringing in fruit from hailed-on vines first due to the small crop loads, but then stopping for a few days to allow the other parcels to ripen thoroughly. I was particularly impressed by the superb collection of grand crus, which demonstrate terrific acidity and would appear to offer strong aging potential. With the exception of the Petit Chablis, the premier cru Mont de Milieu, and the grand cru Grenouilles, all of the wines I tasted are domain bottlings.