Benjamin Leroux, Chassagne Montrachet Tete Clos Blanc other_regions which has seen them jump

which has seen them jump into the upper echelon of Barolo producers

This is an unusual 2011 that needs cellaring

The vineyard was planted in the late 1990s

A slightly riper and more elegant nose presents notes of red currant

This too should drink well on the early side while being able to repay a few years of cellaring

Benjamin Leroux, Chassagne Montrachet Tete Clos Blanc other_regions which has seen them jumpA discreet application of wood mixes with strikingly complex floral, stone and citrus aromas that give way to refined but muscular flavors that ooze a fine minerality on the impressively persistent finish. This balanced effort is a beguiling blend of power and finesse and is definitely worth a look. (91 93) 2017+