Description
| Land | France |
| Region | Burgundy |
| Rebsorten | Chardonnay 100% |
| Alkoholgehalt | 13,00 % |
| Füllstand | High Fill |
| Verschlußart | Natural Cork |
| Kennzeichnung | Contains Sulfites |
| Farbe | White |
| Inverkehrbringer | Vincent Dauvissat EARL 8 Rue Émile Zola 89800 Chablis Frankreich |
| Charakter | Dry |
| Servierempfehlung | Do not decant, serve at 10–14°C |
| Trinkempfehlung | 2020 - 2055 |
| Jahrgang | 2018 |
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Chablis Grand Cru Les Preuses 2018
Vincent Dauvissat cultivates his Grand Cru parcels of Les Preuses 2018 on the steep, limestone- and marl-rich slopes on the Right Bank of the Serein. Rich in marine fossils and well-drained, these soils bestow structure, precision, and pure mineral accents upon the grapes. Les Preuses ranks among the most powerful yet graceful Grand Cru sites in Chablis, and the 2018 vintage yielded ripe, concentrated berries whose freshness and tension were preserved by the elevated, well-ventilated exposition.
The Chablis Grand Cru Les Preuses 2018 is vinified from selectively hand-harvested Chardonnay grapes. Following gentle pressing and spontaneous fermentation, the wine matures in seasoned French oak barriques and larger wooden casks to foster texture, depth, and complexity. The oak influence remains subtle, supporting the mineral clarity of the site without overshadowing the delicate fruit.
In the glass, the wine gleams an intense golden yellow with subtle greenish reflections. The nose is multilayered and expressive, shaped by ripe citrus fruits, yellow apple, and peach, complemented by floral notes, chalk, saline minerality, and understated hints of brioche. On the palate, the 2018 vintage feels structured and powerful, with dense, succulent fruit, vibrant, precise acidity, and clear mineral tension. The texture is creamy yet focused, leading into a long, elegant, and persistent finish.
The Chablis Grand Cru Les Preuses 2018 has a long life ahead of it. The union of a generous vintage and powerful Grand Cru architecture promises a multifaceted evolution in which the density of the fruit and the chalky depth of the vineyard converge into impressive complexity.