2002 | Vincent Dauvissat | Chablis Grand Cru Les Clos Wine
2002 | Vincent Dauvissat | Chablis Grand Cru Les Clos Wine is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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White Wine: 2002 | Vincent Dauvissat | Chablis Grand Cru Les Clos Wine
The bouquet is complex and blossoming nicely in its mix of apple, lemon, oyster shells, wet stones, beeswax and a lovely topnote of dried flowers. On the palate the wine is full-bodied, deep and beautifully balanced, with nice, crisp acids, superb focus and lovely length and grip on the pure and refined finish.
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Producer: Vincent Dauvissat
Ratings: WA | 96 V | 95
Vintage: 2002
Size: 750ml
ABV: 13%
Varietal: Chardonnay
Country/Region: France, Burgundy
Detailed Description
Detailed Description
The bouquet is complex and blossoming nicely in its mix of apple, lemon, oyster shells, wet stones, beeswax and a lovely topnote of dried flowers. On the palate the wine is full-bodied, deep and beautifully balanced, with nice, crisp acids, superb focus and lovely length and grip on the pure and refined finish.
Reviews:
- Wine Advocate: The 2002 Chablis Grand Cru les Clos was served blind by Vincent Dauvissat after I had tasted through his 2015s. All I can say is thank you. I was slightly out regarding the vintage, suggesting it might be a 2001. It has a deceptively rich and honeyed bouquet, with hints of pralines and even marzipan. There is beautiful delineation here, so wonderfully focused and lavish. The palate follows suits with a viscous honeyed entry, deeply layered with grilled almond and dried honey notes that are offset by a killer line of acidity. This is utterly sublime and my only regret is that I could not stay and watch it blossom in bottle. Well, I hope Vincent enjoyed it for his supper.
- Vinous: Knockout youthful nose combines lemon zest, chlorophyll, juniper berry and iodiney oyster-shell minerality. Stands out most today for its superb energy and tactile, almost dusty texture. Not exactly a silky style owing to its uncanny vivacity and pungent crushed-stone minerality but beautifully balanced Chablis with more development ahead of it. The lemon, juniper and mineral flavors convey a lovely subtle sweetness. Finishes classically dry, stony and long.
Producer Information
Vincent Dauvissat is one of the most prestigious producers from the Chablis region of northern Burgundy. It is family-owned and -operated and has been selling wine under the family name since 1931. In 1976 Vincent began helping his father René Dauvissat and he has since taken over. The wines can be bottled as Vincent Dauvissat or Domaine Dauvissat-Camus – the latter denoting wider family holdings farmed and made by Dauvissat. Chablis in general is known for its steely, crisp wines made from Chardonnay. The soil of the best sites is Kimmeridgian, a mineral-rich clay with significant lime content formed by a high density of marine fossils. Vincent Dauvissat has sections in two Grand Cru vineyards: Les Clos and Les Preuses. Additionally, Dauvissat boasts four premier cru sites: Séchet, Vaillons, Montmains, and the acclaimed La Forêt (labeled by Dauvissat as "La Forest"), the quality of which can approach that of the grand crus in good vintages. Dauvissat also produces a Villages Chablis and a Petit Chablis. However, the small size of Dauvissat's basic Chablis holding (on the opposite side of the valley to the La Forêt vineyard) and its correspondingly small production means it can be the hardest of the wines to find. The fruit is naturally farmed and hand-harvested. No destemming is done (the wines are all whole bunch pressed) and malolactic fermentation occurs spontaneously. Winter temperatures cause the tartrates to precipitate out of the wine and beyond this, the wines are unfined. Unconventionally for Chablis, Dauvissat forgoes bâtonnage (regular lees stirring). Vincent Dauvissat is also one of the few Chablis producers to use oak barrels during élevage (the wines' maturation in cellar), though the barrels used are 6-8 years old. The belief is that the oak is essential in developing the body and structure of the wine, but old barrels are used so that the flavor characteristics are unaffected.
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