We haveandnbsp;lots of love and admiration forandnbsp;Muscadet in all its forms, but itand#39;s tough to find a producer we enjoy more than Marc Olivier at Domaine de la Pepiere. Chateau-Thebaud is sourced from 65-year-old Melon de Bourgogne planted in fissured granite that gives the Chateau-Thebaud cru its name.andnbsp; Marc Olivier and his partner Remi Branger believe these grapes require the most lees contact before bottling, usually on the order of 36-42 months on lees in underground tank (so long the wine legally can't qualify for the sur lie label). The 2014, just released, is lean, salty, and most of all intense with almost a struck flint quality to its finish.andnbsp; Ripe citrus, sea spray, and stones emerge from this still young bottle of Muscadet.andnbsp; Lovely now with a decant and richer seafoods, this is an exemplary candidate for further aging on the order of 10 andndash; 20 years!
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Absolutely love Thebaud ‘14.
Absolutely love Thebaud ‘14.
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Wine is still rather young. I plan to tuck a couple/few away for the long run, but still so great to drink now.
Wine is still rather young. I plan to tuck a couple/few away for the long run, but still so great to drink now.
9.1Byron Hewett
From Magnum. Showed beautifully. Nice mineral spine.
From Magnum. Showed beautifully. Nice mineral spine.
9.1Stuart Pollack
Citrus-flavored Muscadet. So flavorful for a Muscadet. A great wine for Summertime. Citrus and melon, this wine is joyful and expressive, shouting Summer throughout. Leave this open at least 30 minutes before consuming. This aged Muscadet is surprisingly complex.
Citrus-flavored Muscadet. So flavorful for a Muscadet. A great wine for Summertime. Citrus and melon, this wine is joyful and expressive, shouting Summer throughout. Leave this open at least 30 minutes before consuming. This aged Muscadet is surprisingly complex.
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