One of Bordeaux’s most celebrated whites, Domaine de Chevalier is painfully intense in its youth and flourishes inimitably after a decade in bottle – the 2005 has just hit its drinking stride, but be under no illusion, this has another two decades of classy future drinking to come.
Tasting Notes and Scores
Lemon, honey, mineral, fennel seed and lime aromas. Full-bodied, with lime, apple tart, vanilla character.
Wine Spectator
Drink 2010-2040
-Parker's Wine Buyer's Guide No 7
Domaine de Chevalier’s fabulous 2005 white offers terrific acidity, body, and texture as well as high acidity, which suggests this wine should enjoy an incredibly long life. I recently had the 1985 at a charity dinner, and it is still remarkably youthful. The 2005 may last just as long, if not longer. Hints of figs, licorice, honeysuckle, and lemon oil are accompanied by a concentrated, dry, nearly austere wine, but there is so much going on, that it should be prodigious with another decade of cellaring. It will last for 30-40+ years.
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