The 162 wine reviews below are grouped alphabetically by producer (sur)name and within those groups are ordered whites before reds, ascending from generic through village, premiers and grands crus.
Mark Haisma (Gilly-lès-Citeaux)
Own vines. Chardonnay. Certified organic. Tank sample.
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Négociant bottling. Tank sample.
Piercing. Cleansing aroma with...
Négociant bottling. Tank sample.
Transparent, filigree fruit that...
Négociant bottling. Tank sample.
Rather conventional, if a little...
Négociant bottling. Tank sample.
Definitely broader on the nose...
Négociant bottling. Certified organic. Tank sample.
Light but...
70% Pinot Noir, 30% Gamay. Négociant bottling. Tank sample.
Mid...
Gamay. Own vines. First year, young vines, all destemmed. Certif...
Own vines. Certified organic. Tank sample.
Shaded mid garnet...
Négociant bottling. High elevation, west facing. Certified...
Négociant bottling. High and north-east facing. Need to wait to...
Négociant bottling. Tank sample.
Shaded ruby. Quite a rich nose...
Négociant bottling but all Haisma’s domaine fruit is in here...
Négociant bottling. Tank sample.
Some allure on the perfumed nose...
Own vines. Certified organic. Tank sample.
Intense crimson...
Domaine des Hâtes and Maison des Hâtes (Chablis)
Fresh stony citrus. Light-bodied with an attractive grip in the...
A little more depth here than in the straight Chablis. Chalky...
More immediate fruit than on the Beauroy. Pure, bright herby...
More herbs and crushed stones here than in the Butteaux Premier...
