Domaine Fabien Coche Bourgogne Chardonnay 2015

Severn Goodwin

Nose has lightly toasted brioche, recently washed lemon, lemon pith, dry limestone, pineapple core and yellow apple peel. Palate has lime pith, squeeze of lemon juice, slight waxy notes, pulverized limestone and lingering ripe tropical fruits. Medium finish, feeling like the concentration is coming up short, still enjoyable. 90m decant, we'll see how it evolves over the evening. (Soured 100% from Meursault, seven separate vineyard plots.) *R.I.P. Ellis Marsalis, "Bucky" Pizzarelli, Manu Dibango, Bill Withers, Kenny Rogers and Joseph Shabalala. It's been a tough few weeks of losses in the music business. Stay Safe out there everyone.

Michael Herzog

Solid white Bourgogne with a pedigreed name. Nicely balanced.

Tom Casagrande

Nice value for a white burg. Nose is immediately identifiable: toast, wet Burgundian earth, lemon oil, butterscotch. Lean in the mouth, without a lot of fruit. But lots of intense minerality and very nice acids. Good length. More class and character than 90% of white Bourgognes.

Michael Herzog

Wonderful Bourgogne. Drinking well right now. Love this Producer.

Aravind A

Pop and pour. No orange juice concentrate note! Needed 1.5 hrs to unfurl, but it became a rather generic oak dominant chard. Not bad.

Sameer Singh

Good drinking. Balanced and fresh with short finish. 2015 is drinking really well now

J Levenson

“ Forget about the Bourgogne Blanc designation on the label and treat this brilliantly textured and intense Chardonnay like a Puligny-Montrachet or Meursault. Why? Because it’s both!” - Ian Cauble Master Sommelier. Decant for 30-60 minutes. Serve at 55• $32

Aravind A

This is, to my palate, a weird Bourgogne blanc. Not so refined, and an oak/OJ concentrate nose. Good acidity, and good texture on the palate, but the OJ not is consistent among 2 btls over 6 mo. This doesn't taste like a flaw, but rather a style. Counterpoint: my wife says this goes down easily.