Jasper Morris MW
Depending on the market this wine may be labelled as Vieilles Vignes, Bourgogne Côte d’Or or Cuvée Eugénie Dupard. In bottle since August. This generic Bourgogne has a pale colour but exuberant, with the joie de vivre of 2020. Perhaps a tiny bit subdued behind the bottling, but not on the palate which is concentrated and racy at the same time, in the earlier picked style.
Bill Nanson "The Burgundy Report"
A nose of lovely, airy, freshness. Really a concentration - nice intensity too - not the finesse of higher wines but you have everything here for the label - Excellent wine.
John Gilman "View from the Cellar"
The Bourgogne Blanc from Domaine Chartron wears two labels these days, as it is bottled as Bourgogne “Côte d’Or” for the French market and as “Vieilles Vignes” now for export. But, it is all the same cuvée. The 2020 version is lovely, offering up scents of apple, peach, chalky soil tones, white flowers and just a touch of vanillin oak. On the palate the wine is bright, deep and full, with crisp acids, a juicy core of fruit and good length and grip on the wellbalanced finish. All the vines for this bottling are in Puligny. Good juice. 2022-2030.
Domaine Jean Chartron
