Result list for “Olivier Leflaive” (57 entries)

2020 White Burgundy – Part 2

By billn on December 23, 2021

2020 Whites Part 1: Mâconnais – October 2021 2020 Whites Part 2: Côte d’Or – November 2021 (this report) 2020 Whites Part 3: Chablis – Jan 2022 (so coming soon) Meursault, 25 May 2020 – the flowering already done in the chardonnay…… Read More

this week’s, pre-lockdown, 2019 inquisition…

By billn on October 30, 2020 #degustation

A memento of some lovely visits and wines, pre-lockdown. My thanks for all the patience of these producers… (Report coming soon) Alphabetically (not pictorially): Bachelet-Monnot Chevrot Sylvain Dussort Albert Grivault Patrick Javillier Comtes Lafon Dominique Lafon Olivier Leflaive… Read More

Profile: Verget

By billn on July 07, 2019

Tasted in Sologny with Julien Desplans, 22 May 2019. Verget SAS Le Bourg 71960 Sologny Tel: +33 3 85 51 66 00 www.verget-sa.fr In 1976, the young couple, Maine and Jean-Marie Guffens-Heynen, left their heimat of Flanders for Burgundy. They gave themselves… Read More

weekend wines – weekend 28 2018

By billn on July 16, 2018 #degustation

2013 Olivier Leflaive, Bourgogne Oncle Vincent Pale lemon yellow. A narrow, fine nose of clean citrus. Plenty of fine zip to the ever-widening palate, little finishing waves of nice intensity flavour. When younger this needed plenty of air to show its best, but now it’s directly open and… Read More

weekend corkscrew work – week 12 2018

By billn on March 26, 2018 #degustation

A weekend away, not control over the glassware. The whites showed great, less-so the reds… ​2009 Alex Gambal, St.Aubin 1er Murgers des Dents de Chien Half golden. The nose starts with a toast, ends with a riper fruit. In the mouth this has youth and freshness – much… Read More

weekend corkscrew work – week 11 2018

By billn on March 19, 2018 #degustation

2013 Olivier Leflaive, Puligny-Montrachet A faint, slightly reductive, toast on this nose – the depth hinting at a little grapefruit – which becomes more and more overt with aeration and as the toast fades. Fresh but with a melting width over the palate rather than direction. The flavour… Read More

2016 White Burgundy Report

By billn on November 22, 2017 #br extra!#pages

​Whilst recent headlines shout that 2017 could be the lowest volume wine harvest in France since 1945, that’s not the case in Burgundy – that’s 2016. The 2016 crop was devastated by frost – a gelée noire or black frost – this is where the vines are frozen overnight… Read More

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