Aged 15 months in 80% new French oak before blending

(from vines that average more than 60 years of age)

a touch of liquorice developing with aeration

I would be inclined to begin drinking this now and over the next 10 years as I fear this risks drying out and becoming astringent if held for the longer-term

Louis Latour, Chevalier Montrachet Demoiselles Vintage:2012 Aged 15 months in 80%Here too there are residual fermentation and wood based aromas dominating the fruit. Otherwise there is good freshness and vibrancy to the concentrated big bodied flavors that possess a discreet stony quality that carries over to the beautifully long, dry and well balanced finish. Like several of the wines in the range this is less elegant than it typically is but it is certainly imposing. (92 94) 2022+