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Reviewed by: Neal Martin
The 2000 Montrachet Grand Cru is a vintage that really impressed given that it is not renowned in Burgundy. Fairly deep in color but not worryingly so, it has a beautiful bouquet featuring hints of butterscotch and orange blossom, richer than expected but managing to retain impressive delineation, and developing more stoniness and terroir expression with aeration. The palate is medium-bodied with a superb bead of acidity, almost Meursault-like in style thanks to the hazelnut and walnut notes, and taut and fresh on the finish, displaying just the right amount of salinity. Superb and on point. Tasted at the Montrachet vertical in London.

Reviewed by: Stephen Tanzer
Pale golden-straw color. Enticing aromas of lemon, orange, peach and baking spices. Fat, mouthfilling and rich; a very easygoing wine with a lovely silky texture and harmonious acidity. Not especially complex but expansive and delicious right now.
About the Producer
DEDICATION TO THE DIVERSITY OF BURGUNDY With close to 90 different appellations, Joseph Drouhin offers a fascinating array of Burgundy terroirs in all their authenticity and subtle variations. A FAMILY HERITAGE For the last 140 years, Maison Joseph Drouhin has been in the hands of the Drouhin family. Today, the fourth generation is at the helm, animated by the same passion that inspired the founder of the company. LISTENING TO NATURE Joseph Drouhin has adopted the biological and biodynamic approach. Only natural products are used in the vineyards and all procedures show the utmost respect for the soil, the vine and the environment. AN IDEAL OF PERFECTION AND ELEGANCE The style of Joseph Drouhin is an alliance between character, balance and harmony. Wines meant to be drunk young are fresh and subtle; wines meant for keeping acquire with age a luscious complexity. SHARING WITH THE WORLD The wines of Joseph Drouhin are found on the finest tables. Joseph Drouhin is proud to bring the best of Burgundy to the whole world.