Raveneau, Chablis, Mont Mains 2004 Fortified possibly the slowest-to-mature wine of

possibly the slowest-to-mature wine of the vintage

under the direction of Aurélien Laherte who took over in 2005

luxuriously textured wine that has plenty of tannin

Located in the Barolo region of Italy

creating tremendous luminosity and purity of sunlight

Raveneau, Chablis, Mont Mains 2004 Fortified possibly the slowest-to-mature wine ofTwo chipped wax capsules 92 Points CellarTracker Member Pale greenish yellow color. Generous flowers, oyster shell and fresh citrus pith on the nose. Balanced salinity, mineral, fruit with a whisper of vanilla on the palate. The taste lingers on the palate, reminding one sort of the way the Clos lingers, but obviously not unending. Quite a good showing. This is the way a Mont Mains should taste. Excellent. 1 2 2020 94 Points CellarTracker Member Wow,