Chablisienne, Chablis Montee Tonnerre Brut Zero Montrachet typically fleshes out substantially

Montrachet typically fleshes out substantially with bottle age and this should do that as well but it’s not clear that there is necessarily better potential here compared to either the Criots or the Bâtard

It's crystalline and symmetric and has terrific balance and all the ingredients for a nice development in bottle

Its petrol scents unfurl to lime peel

Matured in entirely new 228-liter barrels from Tonnellerie Rousseau

Chablisienne, Chablis Montee Tonnerre Brut Zero Montrachet typically fleshes out substantially(from all 4 climats though the blend is mostly from Chapelot). Here too a discreet application of wood sets off the floral suffused nose that is liberally laced with notes of oyster shell, iodine and lemon rind nuances. There is a lovely sense of refinement to the restrained and lightly mineral inflected flavors that somewhat curiously come up a bit short. This may well come together but I found this a bit awkward in its current form. With that said,