2014 Samuel Billaud Chablis Grand Cru "Les Clos" gaining depth and velocity on

gaining depth and velocity on the finish

old-school Barbera endowed with tons of complexity and nuance

layered wines of the year

I'd like to try this in a blind tasting with some far more expensive premier crus from the C̫te de Beaune

With hours of breathing time

2014 Samuel Billaud Chablis Grand Cru "Les Clos" gaining depth and velocity on(70% domain fruit from the top of Clos and 30% purchased grapes from the middle of the slope; aging almost entirely in one to five year old barriques actually, one was new and a 450 liter barrel): Bright, pale yellow. Very ripe aromas of apricot and flinty minerality, with some obvious spicy oak showing. Very young but quite oaky, with the normal minerality of this great grand cru currently dominated by the wood element. Hard to assess at this early