Chablis 2020: top-value wines
Look out for Petit Chablis and AOC Chablis, as well as some top-value premier cru Chablis...
Andy Howard MW became a Master of Wine in 2011 and runs his own consultancy business, Vinetrades Ltd, which focuses on education, judging, investment and sourcing.
He previously worked for Marks & Spencer as a buyer for over 30 years and was responsible as wine buyer for Burgundy, Bordeaux, Loire, Champagne, Italy, North and South America, South Africa, England, Port and Sherry.
Although his key areas of expertise are Burgundy and Italy, he also has great respect for the wines of South America and South Africa, as well as a keen interest in the wines from South West France
He is a Decanter contributing editor and writes a regular column on the UK wine retail trade for JancisRobinson.com.
At the 2019 Decanter World Wine Awards (DWWA) he was the Regional Chair for Southern Italy.
Look out for Petit Chablis and AOC Chablis, as well as some top-value premier cru Chablis...
18 top bottles worth seeking out...
Petit Chablis 2020 will provide some excellent short-term drinking...
Wines with a seamless combination of concentration and energy...
Showing ageability and a lot of terroir influence...
With great levels of concentration and power, Les Clos and Les Preuses were particularly memorable...
With consistent quality across the Chablis tiers, 2020 is a particularly classic vintage for the region...
Discover this stunning region...
See our judges top-scoring wines...
Seven vintages tasted and rated...
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Andy Howard MW tastes the 2005 vintage of the five first growth estates to see how they are developing.
Tasting the 1990 and 2008 vintages of the grand cru Clos des Lambrays.
187 wines tasted with impressive quality overall
Andy Howard MW gives a summary on white Burgundy
What has changed about the style of Chablis in recent years?
Ranging from drink-it-now fresh to barrel-fermented keepers...
Andy Howard MW finds a range of enjoyable bottles coming from the crus of Saint-Amour, Régnié, Juliénas and Chénas in 2018.
In 2018 the Brouilly and Côte de Brouilly crus produced wines that lean towards a muscular and full-bodied style.