2023 Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru, Olivier Leflaive Frères
bottle
£2,285.00
SKU: FD8Z23WA
Categories: 2023 Vintage, 2023 Vintage, Burgundy, Burgundy, In Bond, In Bond, Olivier Leflaive 2023 Vintage En Primeur, White, White Wine
Winemaker:Olivier Leflaive Frères
As in past years, this wine comes equally from plots on both communes – Puligny-Montrachet and Chassagne-Montrachet – in which the Grand Cru lies. The wine’s ric structure and velvety texture are particularly linked toits Chassagne origins, with Puligny grapes bringing fruit intensity, complex aromatics, including dried fruits, andsalty, exceptional aftertaste. This is a powerful, memorable wine with great potential (for drinking 2026-2034+).
Please note, this en primeur wine is limited to 1 case online. More may be available: please call 020 7584 7927 or email to enquire further.
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Winemaker
Olivier Leflaive Frères
In 2024, Olivier celebrated the 40th Anniversary of the foundation of his business. We have been a client uninterruptedly, ever since he and his brother Patrick began together, in 1984. Many wines come from their own domaine, and an increasing number from vineyards which they manage throughout the year, including the picking. Long-term winemaker Franck Grux has retired. After a two-vintage hand-over, overall responsibility for vineyard-management and wine-making has passed to the highly talented Solène Panigai, aided by long-serving Philippe Grillet. They and the teams are tightly focused on the identities of each village and plot. They are severe in side-lining not only less-than-perfect grapes on the sorting tables, but also any barrels which do not merit inclusion in their finest selections. Thanks to our long-term links with this family business we have privileged, early access to many its rarest, best-value and finest wines - several being exclusively reserved for HH&C.