Enjoy,
Restores the faith, but these Chablis you're referring to, were much bigger money, given inflation since past decades. Sub £12 buying price should get a £
Of that 1er Chablis - sounds very good Mr B. I'm sorry I didn't see that myself, just to bag a few as well to keep best chablis topped up. Pannic in the stores !
Brocard is reliable.
Q. Would you have prefered a subtle oak treatment - which costs another £ ? per bottle. I believe exactly the right oak for a good 1er chablis is bigger money than for a bolder and tannic red
The vintage '10 you had is considered by many to be the best premier cru vintage since 1990. For £11.75 inclusive of rediculous UK taxes for wine, that chablis may turn out to be a top QPR, and not beaten for many decades.
I'm not sure that most folks realise the naked truth of it all. The future is higher taxes and fermentation additives and effects to try and clone that overall effect. I sincerely hope I'm wrong with that comment.
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