Jean-Philippe Fichet, Bourgogne Blanc Vintage:2017 There is good volume and

There is good volume and concentration to the medium weight flavors that exude a lovely minerality onto the cool

(the same blend as for the 2010 version)

Like several wines in the range there is a subtle whiff of the exotic in the form of mandarin orange to the acacia blossom

I very much like the balance as the firm acid spine is well-integrated though note that this too is going to require at least 5-ish years of cellaring first

It’s structured by powerful

Jean-Philippe Fichet, Bourgogne Blanc Vintage:2017 There is good volume and(100% from Meursault vines planted in soil with high clay content). Green fruit, zest and white orchard fruit aromas give way to succulent, round and delicious flavors that are shaped by citrus tinged acidity that carries over to the nicely vibrant finish. A competent Bourgogne. (86 88) 2020+