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Domaine Ramonet

1988 Domaine Ramonet, Montrachet Grand Cru 1.5L

France Chardonnay Burgundy Montrachet Grand Cru 1.5L

Wine Advocate

88

Burghound

93

CellarTracker

96
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1988 Domaine Ramonet, Montrachet Grand Cru 1.5L
Domaine Ramonet

1988 Domaine Ramonet, Montrachet Grand Cru 1.5L

France Chardonnay Burgundy Montrachet Grand Cru 1.5L

Wine Advocate

88

Burghound

93

CellarTracker

96
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The Wine Advocate

Wine Advocate

88

Last Tasted 6/92 Many of the 1988 white burgundies remind me of the lean, acidic, frequently undernourished 1981s. Few 1988s can be called superbly concentrated, but the best examples are good to excellent. Ramonet's 1988 Montrachet should prove to be long-lived given its high acidity and sleek, compact style. As good as the wine is, however, it is hardly dazzling. A reticent nose offers up aromas of honeyed apples, butter, and toast. In the mouth, this medium-bodied wine exhibits fine concentration, high acidity, and a moderately long finish. While it might benefit from 3-5 years of cellaring, I doubt if it will ever be exciting.

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The Wine Advocate

Wine Advocate

88

Last Tasted 6/92 Many of the 1988 white burgundies remind me of the lean, acidic, frequently undernourished 1981s. Few 1988s can be called superbly concentrated, but the best examples are good to excellent. Ramonet's 1988 Montrachet should prove to be long-lived given its high acidity and sleek, compact style. As good as the wine is, however, it is hardly dazzling. A reticent nose offers up aromas of honeyed apples, butter, and toast. In the mouth, this medium-bodied wine exhibits fine concentration, high acidity, and a moderately long finish. While it might benefit from 3-5 years of cellaring, I doubt if it will ever be exciting.