This is a beautiful wine with elegant fruits that reflect a strong sense of minerality. It is crisp, although that is just a surface quality to a wine that has such depth. Toast flavors round out the intense fruits, giving a light spice and butter to this powerful wine. Drink from 2020.

(WA94-96 points) The 2013 Chevalier-Montrachet "Les Demoiselles" Grand Cru has a very intense bouquet with mint-infused citrus fruit, tinned peach, hints of jasmine and dried quince following with continued aeration. The palate is very well balanced with a fine citric edge on the entry. There is a wonderful, almost thrilling sense of focus and intent here as the Chevalier-Montrachet builds in the mouth toward a roiling, spicy finish (imagine a few Gewurztraminer vines sneaking into the midst!) This is a superb 2013 and it should age with panache. - Neal Martin

A cool, pure and decidedly airy nose combines notes of various white orchard fruit with those of spice, soft wood, floral and tea-like aromas. The wonderfully sleek and refined medium weight plus flavors possess ample minerality on the hugely long and well-balanced finish that seems to just go on and on. In short, this gorgeously complex effort is seriously good and should age effortlessly.

Apricot, citronella, baked apple, butter and spice notes are driven by bracing acidity. A bit disjointed now, but reveals better balance with air. A mineral element emerges in the end. Best from 2018 through 2029. 100 cases imported. –BS