25 April 2005 2001 Bourgogne Chardonnay, Alex Gambal, Burgundy, France, £11.50, Mayfair Cellars After blasting your way through a selection of New World headbangers it's often a delight to stumble on something cool and restrained and elegant. Indeed the danger is that the difference from what went before will be so pronounced, you'll not give it a second chance. But this was too good to miss – cool, dry, almost lean, but with classic white Burgundy flavours of oatmeal and honey and that strange sexy sweaty thing the French daintily call 'sauvage'. Taken from Oz Clarke's Wine Buying Guide 2005 Printable Tasting Sheet