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90 Pts David Schildknecht - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate | Size: | 750ML |
| Region: |
Burgundy |
Country: | France |
| Varietals: |
Chardonnay |
ABV: | 12.5% |
90 Pts David Schildknecht - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate |
"The Deux Montille 2007 Montagny Les Coeres smells of buddleia, fresh lemon, toasted seeds, and piquant lemon pip. Polished and silken in texture and with deep, toasted nut richness, wet stone, and peach kernel bitterness underlying its citrus and seeds on the palate, this at the same time preserves plenty of nettle-, lemon zest-, and salt-tinged invigoration, with lots of refreshment in its pointed, prominently citric finish. I fancy it will be worth following for 4-5 years, although I have not had opportunity to track previous vintages."
"In the course of its six years, this negociant business of siblings has mourned the loss of a few excellent contracts, but continues to be an expanding source of impeccably rendered, consistently nuanced (and almost exclusively white) Burgundies. Alix de Montille puts special emphasis on ferreting out excellent sites in the less fashionable villages of the Cote d'Or, as well as in the Cote Chalonnaise. The resulting wines are expensive relative to their appellations but not to their quality. (For more about Alix de Montille's approach â avowedly influenced by that of her husband, Jean-Marc Roulot â readers are urged to consult my report in issue 180.)" 90 points - David Schildknecht - Wine Advocate
"Open and easy and a rather attractive slouch. Sweetness but not too much. Long. Decent value. Drink 2009 to 2012. (JR)" 16 out of 20 points, Jancis Robinson's Purple Pages
"A green fruit, straw and citrusy nose gives way to round yet detailed flavors that are slightly richer and fuller-bodied and possess better phenolic ripeness as well so that while the finish is dry, it's not aggressively so." 87 points - Allen Meadows - Burghound
"Etienne de Montille and his sister Alix have created a small négociant operation under the play-on-words name Maison Deux Montille Soeur et Frere. It specializes in whites and is committed, whenever possible, to buying only grapes and not must. New oak was limited to 15% at the villages level and 20% for the rest and as usual, they were not chaptalized." Allen Meadows - Burghound
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"The Deux Montille 2007 Montagny Les Coeres smells of buddleia, fresh lemon, toasted seeds, and piquant lemon pip. Polished and silken in texture and with deep, toasted nut richness, wet stone, and peach kernel bitterness underlying its citrus and seeds on the palate, this at the same time preserves plenty of nettle-, lemon zest-, and salt-tinged invigoration, with lots of refreshment in its pointed, prominently citric finish. I fancy it will be worth following for 4-5 years, although I have not had opportunity to track previous vintages. In the course of its six years, this negociant business of siblings has mourned the loss of a few excellent contracts, but continues to be an expanding source of impeccably rendered, consistently nuanced (and almost exclusively white) Burgundies. Alix de Montille puts special emphasis on ferreting out excellent sites in the less fashionable villages of the Cote d'Or, as well as in the Cote Chalonnaise. The resulting wines are expensive relative to their appellations but not to their quality. (For more about Alix de Montille's approach ââ¬â avowedly influenced by that of her husband, Jean-Marc Roulot ââ¬â readers are urged to consult my report in issue 180.)"
