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Bt (750ml)
Stock Location: HK
Tasting note
One of Raveneau’s greatest hits, this is a wine that unites a producer at the height of its powers with an exceptional vineyard. The 2010 Chablis Grand Cru Clos not only met but surpassed expectations, unfurling from the glass with a deep bouquet of orange peel, oyster liquor, white flowers, mandarin and almond paste, mingled with notes of beeswax and a subtle nuance of smoky reduction. On the palate, it is medium- to full-bodied, concentrated and ample, with a layered, enveloping palate married to huge tension and incisiveness, culminating in a long, precise, chalk-inflected finish. Among the finest wines Raveneau has produced, it is a quintessential Les Clos, endowed with all its hallmark mid-palate amplitude and dimension, shining with proper bottle age. While it already drinks beautifully, it possesses the structure and balance to evolve gracefully for many years to come. I did not hesitate for a moment to award it one of the highest scores The Wine Advocate has ever given to a Chablis, for it is difficult to imagine a wine being any better.
Score: 98
Kristaps Karklins, The Wine Advocate, January 2026
Bt (750ml)
Stock Location: HK
Tasting note
One of Raveneau’s greatest hits, this is a wine that unites a producer at the height of its powers with an exceptional vineyard. The 2010 Chablis Grand Cru Clos not only met but surpassed expectations, unfurling from the glass with a deep bouquet of orange peel, oyster liquor, white flowers, mandarin and almond paste, mingled with notes of beeswax and a subtle nuance of smoky reduction. On the palate, it is medium- to full-bodied, concentrated and ample, with a layered, enveloping palate married to huge tension and incisiveness, culminating in a long, precise, chalk-inflected finish. Among the finest wines Raveneau has produced, it is a quintessential Les Clos, endowed with all its hallmark mid-palate amplitude and dimension, shining with proper bottle age. While it already drinks beautifully, it possesses the structure and balance to evolve gracefully for many years to come. I did not hesitate for a moment to award it one of the highest scores The Wine Advocate has ever given to a Chablis, for it is difficult to imagine a wine being any better.
Score: 98
Kristaps Karklins, The Wine Advocate, January 2026