2017 Meursault, Les Chevalières, Jean-Philippe Fichet, Burgundy World Cup 2026 chewy dried pineapple and a

chewy dried pineapple and a hint of drying wood varnish

Savoury black fruits

powerful fruit bolstered by ripe

Very expressive and powerful Port

opulent and creamy-textured with the spectacular Léoville-Las Cases signature deftly etched across it from nose to finish

2017 Meursault, Les Chevalières, Jean-Philippe Fichet, Burgundy World Cup 2026 chewy dried pineapple and aThe name itself hints at a wine of great breeding and class, and this does not disappoint. The nose has wisps of smoky reduction, suggesting a certain nobility, while the palates sophistication and chiselled, lasercut profile further back this up. A sophisticated wine. Drink 2022 2028. Jean Philippe explained how he and his vineyard team had to work extremely hard in the aftermath of the 2016 frost, managing the vines to make sure that the following