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2006 Louis Michel & Fils Chablis
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About Louis Michel & Fils

In six generations of winemaking here in Chablis, the Michel family has developed a no nonsense approach. You won't find the distracting presence of oak in these immaculate Chardonnays, because no wood is used in their cellaring.

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2006 Louis Michel & Fils Chablis

Producer: Louis Michel & Fils
Style: White Wine
Grape Type: Chardonnay
Origin: France
Region: Burgundy
Appellation: Chablis

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85 Points | International Wine Cellar , July/August 2007

($26) Apple, pear and hay on the fairly fresh nose. Fat, ripe and on the soft side, with somewhat blurry flavors and a slightly exotic whiff of banana. Fat for village wine but needs more thrust. A bit warm on the back.

88 Points | Wine Spectator
87 Points | Robert Parker's The Wine Advocate

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