Steen Ohman, Winehog.org: The Chevalier-Montrachet Clos des Chevaliers is located in the northern end of the original Chevalier-Montrachet – between the plot of Domaine d’Auvenay and the Demoiselles section belonging to Louis Jadot and Louis Latour. This clos is 0.42 ha and the oldest vines are from 1947-48. This is, even in the 2018 vintage, the top dog in the Chartron lineup. It’s rich, balanced and detailed, with the old vines providing a special silky, effortless feel. It’s intense with fine depth. A charming effort, although not quite rivalling the 2017. 94-95 Points
Bill Nanson, The Burgudy Report: Ooh, now that's such a great a nose, so deep, so beautifully attractive. Ooh - volume, some base of oak but so balanced, simply bravo!
Jasper Morris:
Pale lemon colour with light green reflections. The bouquet is not yet ready to speak to us. The wine onhe palate however is: this is a very classy expression of Chevalier-Montrachet that fills the palate with discretion, not a all muscular, the sinews are altogether more silky. The concentration of fruit however is not in doubt. The acidity is entirely woven in to the giraceful pure whi e fruit. Very fine. Tasted:December 2019. 94-97 Points
