The next Francois Raveneau? Well, thankfully not in popularity, demand, and pricing, but in terms of style, this is close as it comes. This wine is so similar in stylistic character to a bottle of Raveneau Chablis I had recently that I can hardly believe it. As is typical, the Raveneau was riper with an almost tropical fruit profile, but the textural richness that Raveneau lovers so adore is very present in this wine. The l’Enclos Vau de Vey is also more mineral-driven with a strong gout de terroir that reflects Vau de Vey so accurately. The purity, precision and power of this Chablis is really impressive - and exceptionally hard to find at anywhere near this price. This runs circles around negotiant Grand Cru chablis costing considerably more. Get it while you still can.
