Regional portraits are generalizations, not bottle-identification guarantees. Pouilly-Fuissé premier-cru dating to2020 is a source claim for legal verification; it helps flag older books' no-Mâcon-premier-cru language as dated, not establish current regulation.
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Jackson describes Chardonnay's moderate firm acidity as a broad horizontal line through soft fruit, illustrated by a cylinder. Regional comparisons cover Chablis, Côte d'Or villages, Mâconnais, US, Australia and New Zealand, including oak/lees influence and changing Meursault styles.
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Jackson describes Chardonnay's moderate firm acidity as a broad horizontal line through soft fruit, illustrated by a cylinder. Regional comparisons cover Chablis, Côte d'Or villages, Mâconnais, US, Australia and New Zealand, including oak/lees influence and changing Meursault styles.
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Regional portraits are generalizations, not bottle-identification guarantees. Pouilly-Fuissé premier-cru dating to2020 is a source claim for legal verification; it helps flag older books' no-Mâcon-premier-cru language as dated, not establish current regulation.
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