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William Fevre Cote Bouguerots Grand Cru 2022

Name: William Fevre Cote Bouguerots Grand Cru 2022
SKU: JEFF5317B622
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William Fevre Cote Bouguerots Grand Cru 2022 – Burgundy Chardonnay

Country: France
Region: Burgundy
Grape Variety: Chardonnay
Case Size: 6 x 75cl
ABV: 12.5%

Tasting Note:

The William Fevre Cote Bouguerots Grand Cru 2022 is an exceptional Chardonnay from one of Burgundy’s most prestigious Grand Cru vineyards. This wine presents a remarkable balance of complexity and minerality, with a bouquet that reveals powerful and concentrated aromas. On the palate, it is rich and dense, offering a sophisticated roundness that enhances its refined structure. The crisp acidity is perfectly integrated, providing an elegant finish that lingers with a subtle yet distinct minerality. This Grand Cru is a true expression of the region, ideal for those who appreciate the intricate harmony of fine Burgundy wines.

Food and Wine Pairing:

The William Fevre Cote Bouguerots Grand Cru 2022 is a versatile companion for an array of dishes, particularly those from the sea and poultry. It pairs beautifully with:

Fish and Shellfish: Perfect with grilled or cream sauce-based seafood dishes. Try it with lobster, scallops, or seared tuna for an unforgettable pairing.
Poultry and White Meat: Excellent with grilled chicken, veal, or turkey served with a rich cream sauce.
Vegetarian Dishes: Its balance also complements dishes such as truffled artichoke cream, making it the ideal choice for those seeking an elegant wine pairing with vegetarian options.

The Perfect Pairing:
Langoustines with truffled artichoke cream. This pairing elevates the wine’s minerality and structure, creating an exquisite dining experience.

Serving Temperature:
Serve the William Fevre Cote Bouguerots Grand Cru 2022 at a temperature of 12°C to 14°C to fully appreciate its complexity and depth.

Awards and Recognition:

90 Points – Wine Enthusiast
Gold Medal – Burgundy Wine Competition 2023
Silver Medal – International Wine Challenge 2024

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Suggested Links:

Best Burgundy Wines Available at CorkingWines.co.uk
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Customer Reviews:

"An extraordinary Burgundy Chardonnay! The depth and minerality are unlike any other Chardonnay I've had. It's rich and elegant, with a beautifully long finish." – Sarah T.
"A wine that truly showcases the best of Burgundy. The William Fevre Cote Bouguerots is balanced and complex, making it a perfect match for both seafood and poultry." – James P.
"Incredible wine! The acidity and mineral notes are perfectly balanced. A real treat when paired with seafood dishes." – Olivia R.

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Price	£686.03
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Country	France
Vintage	2022
Bottles Per Case	6
Bottle Size (cl)	75
Winery	William Fèvre is one of Chablis’ greatest estates, created by William Fèvre between 1957 and his retirement in 1998 when he sold the domain to Champagne House. Joseph Henriot. Beginning with just 7 hectares and growing gradually to 48 hectares, planting in the best of the Premier and Grand Cru sites where the vineyards had fallen into disrepair. The talented Didier Séguier came in as Head Winemaker from Bouchard Pere et Fils in Beaune. The domaine wines include 12 hectares of Premier Cru vineyards and a staggering 16 hectares of Grand Cru. The whole crop of their domaine wines, straight Chablis included, is harvested by hand, the grands crus in small ‘cagettes’, with a sorting table back at the winery to ensure the quality of the raw material. In 2023, the domain was purchased by Domaines Baron de Rothschild (Lafite), led by Saskia de Rothschild.