Ramonet, Chassagne Montrachet Rouge Size:12x750ml but it should have no

but it should have no trouble amply repaying 12 to 15 years of bottle aging

the larger-scaled flavors possess more size and weight if not the same refinement or minerality as the Latricières where the supporting tannins coat the palate on the grippy

green guava

in the (rightly named) Unico method (72 months’ oak)

and it finishes very long and nuanced

Ramonet, Chassagne Montrachet Rouge Size:12x750ml but it should have noA cool, pure and peppery earth inflected combination reflects notes of primarily red berries with just a hint of dark currant. The round yet nicely detailed middle weight flavors are not especially dense, but I like the depth on the ever so mildly austere finale that flashes a touch of warmth. This manages to avoid the usual Chassagne rouge rusticity and is a wine that could easily be enjoyed young if thats your preference.