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2007 Leflaive (Maison) - Bourgogne Les Setilles Chardonnay - France - Burgundy - White - Regional

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2007 Leflaive (Maison) - Bourgogne Les Setilles
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France - Burgundy

White Chardonnay - Regional
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In 1984, Olivier Leflaive decided to create a new vision for the wines of Burgundy with the help of his brother Patrick and his Uncle Vincent. He had one ambitious objective in mind - to apply their collective knowledge to the vinification of the best vineyards in Burgundy. Although Leflaive purchases fruit from many different vineyards, he is involved in many of the growing decisions.
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Community Tasting Notes average score of 89 points based upon 5 reviews

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Yilmaz Oztanir 89
Author Yilmaz Oztanir
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Tasted On 10/02/2009

I love white Burgundies and this certainly makes for good drinking. Light, oaky and dry.

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Jay M664 87
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Tasted On 10/06/2009

Clean, Lean and citrusey, and clean with a spot of honey developing on the nose with air. Pale straw. Some mineral, lemon and a touch of oak on the nose. Zesty upfront, nice nose. Spot of honey developing on dry finish

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Bernadette 90
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Tasted On 10/02/2009

Fantastic value on this white Burgundy - nice, light, well balanced, and a surprising crowd-pleaser.

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Daniel B440 93
Author Daniel B440
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Tasted On 10/05/2009

I don't normally like white wines as much as reds but this white was an exception. I really enjoyed this white and I recommend it to anyone looking for a very good and cheap white.

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petesf 88
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Tasted On 10/05/2009
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Vinfolio Staff Tastings - October 2009
Most Fridays we hold a combination staff meeting and wine tasting. It's a a learning experience and a great way to end the week! Typically our buyers pour three interesting wines from stock while our Director of Wine Buying,...


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2007 Leflaive (Maison) - Bourgogne Les Setilles


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