Rating 91
Style White
Variety
Vintage 2017
Appellation
Burgundy
France
ABV 13%
Price $80.00  Buy This Wine
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Reviewed 2019-09-04

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Cooking And Sipping, Special Occasion Splurges, Treat Yo'self

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Arneis, Chardonnay , Chenin Blanc

Domaine Matrot Meursault-Blagny Premier Cru 2017 Review

Coming from the higher elevations of this region this wine is more mineral-driven than others from these slopes on stony soil. The result is an elegant wine with racy acidity that's softened by a touch of Malolactic Conversion (the process in winemaking that converts harsher acids to the creamy butter of lactic acid). Candied pears and apples abound, with flitting aromas of soft vanilla. The palate has a prominent grip from the oak tannins and will hold up to a meal of herbed and grilled poultry, even a rotisserie from the store.

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Domaine Matrot Meursault-Blagny Premier Cru 2017
Coming from the higher elevations of this region this wine is more mineral-driven than others from these slopes on stony soil. The result is an elegant wine with racy acidity that's softened by a touch of Malolactic Conversion (the process in winemaking that converts harsher acids to the creamy butter of lactic acid). Candied pears and apples abound, with flitting aromas of soft vanilla. The palate has a prominent grip from the oak tannins and will hold up to a meal of herbed and grilled poultry, even a rotisserie from the store.

Reviewed On: 09-04-2019
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POINTS
Domaine Matrot Meursault-Blagny Premier Cru 2017
Coming from the higher elevations of this region this wine is more mineral-driven than others from these slopes on stony soil. The result is an elegant wine with racy acidity that's softened by a touch of Malolactic Conversion (the process in winemaking that converts harsher acids to the creamy butter of lactic acid). Candied pears and apples abound, with flitting aromas of soft vanilla. The palate has a prominent grip from the oak tannins and will hold up to a meal of herbed and grilled poultry, even a rotisserie from the store.

Reviewed On: 09-04-2019