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Dry white
Brilliant, sunny color, nutty nose, hints of lanolin on the palate.
Very good to drink now.

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Ruby color with crimson highlights.
Elegant red fruit, blackcurrant, and raspberry aromas with a hint of spice. The overwhelming oaky-vanilla flavors from four years ago seem to be well-integrated now.
Beautifully fruity and expressive palate. Quite concentrated, well-balanced, and full-bodied. Excellent minerality which wonderfully complements the pure fruit. Slightly disconcerting finish with a herbaceous taste and peppery tannin that seem to indicate the grapes were picked too soon. Average depth and concentration. This is a shame, because 2001 Domaine de Chevalier might otherwise have been a splendid wine.

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Deep red color with a purple rim.
Fantastic bouquet of berries, vanilla, and nutmeg.
Delightfully sweet on the middle palate with excellent intensity and concentration, coupled with a considerable feminine grace.
Beautifully structured and quite straightforward with a silky soft fruit core. Lush, though on the light side, and very complex. Full-bodied with a certain sweetness leading into a long, enjoyable finish.
A top-notch effort.

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Dry white
C: Once again, superbly brilliant pale gold
N: Stellar. Subtle, well integrated, and classy oak. Ethereal.
P: Great structure. Chewy. Lovely long, harmonious aftertaste. The finest young dry white Bordeaux I can ever remember having tasted (including Haut Brion). A wine to convince die-hard Burgundy lovers that Bordeaux also produces world-class white wines.

Red
C: brilliant, dark, and fine
N: Sweet, with clear potential only just beginning to show. Roasted aromas (toasty oak).
G: Sleek, smooth, but also with some tartness, and a long mineral aftertaste. In style, seems like a meshing of the old and new worlds. Once again, puckery finish but also slightly gummy and resinous. Delicious, well-crafted wine.

Dry white
C: Absolutely brilliant, white gold
N: Slight medicinal touch at this stage, soft and understated
P: Acid thread from beginning to end. Long, piercing. Very much a "food wine". Needs plenty of time to soften.

Red
C: Medium-deep with a dark core
N: Blackberry, brambly aromas
P: Starts off with plenty of character and then deflates somewhat. Does not evolve smoothly on the palate. Puckery finish. Probably going through a difficult phase.

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Dry white
C: Not pale, light golden
N: Citrus (mostly lemon, but also some grapefruit). Hides its light under a bushel.
P: Classic. Starts off soft and then segues into good, vibrant acidity. Great future ahead.

Red
C: Good, but a bit light. Purplish-red with a dark core.
N: Buttery with hints of raspberry. Sweet and seductive. Very feminine and sophisticated. Cosmetic nuance.
P: Very fluid and easy-going. Medium-light body. Captures fresh fruit marvellously. Moreish.
Will show well young. A success.

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