Tasting Highlights: 2004 Chablis

Steely Chardonnays, with a heart of mineral
Bruce Sanderson
Posted: April 13, 2007

If you like your Chablis the same way I do—sleek and minerally—the 2004 vintage should not be missed. Clean, precise and tightly wound, these Chardonnays are full of the flinty character imbued by the fossilized limestone and clay soils of the region.

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