Etienne Sauzet, Batard Montrachet Vintage:2009 but still in a distinctly

but still in a distinctly fruity style

A subtle application of wood sets off the layered and appealing aromas of plum

This is an interesting wine because while there is good power the overall impression is one of restraint

the typical profile is still there and the structure is still very good

dusty and beautifully long finish

Etienne Sauzet, Batard Montrachet Vintage:2009 but still in a distinctly(from a . 22 ha parcel of domaine owned vines in Puligny and aged in 50% new wood). Reduction currently dominates what appears to be notably ripe fruit. By contrast there is a lovely sense of energy to the bigger, richer and more powerful full bodied flavors that also coat the palate with dry extract on the impressively long and equally complex finish. I mildly prefer the Bienvenues Btard Montrachet because of its marginally better sense of verve but