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Olivier Leflaive - Auxey-Duresses AC 2015

Overview

Terroir: Auxey-Duresses is a cuvée vinified from the nearest named places of Meursault (Macabrée, Hautés, Boutonniers, Vireux, Closeaux, La Canée). Soil consists of calcareous clay and limestone. Vinification: Harvesting is done 100% by hand. Once grapes arrive in the cellar, they are immediately and carefully pressed with a pneumatic press. The wine spends 12 months aging, 3 of which are spent in stainless steel. Once finished, the wine is transferred to 100% oak barrels (15% new oak).

Additional Details edit

Aromas of fresh almond, apple, biscuit notes and mineral flavors. Structure is solid and persistent.

Technical Details
  • Appellation: Meursault
  • Winemaker: Franck Grux
  • Sustainability: Sustainable Practices
  • Soil: calcareous clay, limestone
  • Vineyard Acreage: 137ha
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  • Alcohol: 13%
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  • Sizes Available: 750ml
  • Pack Size: 12/750ml
  • Varietals: 100% Chardonnay

Recent News edit

Wine Enthusiast Rating: 90

Author: Roger Voss

Date: Sunday, June 10, 2018

"This appellation is sometimes overlooked, but for white wines it is star. This is a ripe, full wine, toasty from wood aging and with rich apricot fruit cut by lemon acidity. It is balanced, full of fruitiness and will be ready to drink from 2019."

Wine Spectator Online Rating: 89

Author: Bruce Sanderson

Date: Wednesday, November 1, 2017

"A sleek, lime-tinged white, with grace notes of spice and mineral. Stays lively and lingers on the finish. Well-balanced, in a linear style. Drink now through 2020."

Burghound Rating: 87

Author: Allen Meadows

Date: Monday, June 12, 2017

"This is very firmly reduced at present and aromatically unreadable. On the plus side there is both excellent volume and plenty of sappy dry extract to the medium-bodied flavors that exude subtle notes of minerality and warmth on the dry if not especially complex finish."