Philippe Charlopin-Parizot, Chambertin Brut Zero And that last trait is

And that last trait is not one I usually associate with youthful Breuer crus

This offers an opportunity to those looking for excellent quality and are not unduly worried about what the label says

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There is a suggestion of the exotic lurking in the background of the aromas of poached apple

Derived from four old-vine parcels

Philippe Charlopin-Parizot, Chambertin Brut Zero And that last trait isThis is aromatically reserved to the point of being all but mute and requires extensive swirling to gradually liberate the markedly spicy and layered aromas of black cherry, violet, lavender and newly turned earth. The dense and suave broad shouldered flavors possess a texture similar to that of the Clos St. Denis, all wrapped in an overtly saline inflected finale that is austere, powerful and hugely long. This is potentially terrific though again,