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Montrachet 1988

Posted By Ronan on May 16, 2009 in  | 0 Comments

Country: France
Vintage: 1988
Colour: White
Site: Montrachet
Region: Burgundy
Producer: Domaine Ramonet
Date Tasted: 16-05-09
Score: 95

Deep golden colour, very smoky nose, cinder toffee and black treacle, great acidity, very long in palate, mature confit stone fruits, complex with a very long finish, typical Ramonet acidity and limestone minerals, very rich on nose very rapier like on palate.

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