The Saint-Romain Blanc ‘Combe Bazin’ 2010 from Domaine Chassorney is a fine crisp effort from Frederic Cossard. In he nose crisp Chardoney fruit, pear, pear, citrus notes and a good minerality. On the palate lovely fresh and crisp, with a good midpalate fruit, spicy minerality and a zappy acidity. A very enjoyable and fresh wine, good complexity for the level, but the terroir, while quite good, is the limit for this wine.
(Drink from Now) Very Good – 88p
Tasted 28/06/2012
Tasting Notes for this producer
- Domaine Chassorney, Saint Romain Sous Roche 2011 February 7, 2013
- Domaine Chassorney, Saint-Romain ‘Combe Bazin’ 2010 July 29, 2012
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