I have been looking forward to the release of Domaine Huët’s 2015 Cuvée Constance ever since I tasted a year ago the rest of the stunning range of wines produced here in the vintage. It is a great vintage for Domaine Huët and the Cuvée Constance is everything one could hope for from the confluence of this great estate and a legendary vintage. The wine is still very youthful, but its ultimate brilliance is very easy to see, as the wine wafts from the glass in a celestial constellation of orange, fresh apricot, incipient tea leaves, a nice touch of soil, hints of lanolin, orange peel, barley sugar and a hint of upper register smokiness. On the palate the wine is pure, full and nascently complex, with laser-like focus, a bottomless core, great acids and marvellous balance on the very, very long, zesty and energetic finish. This is still a very young wine and will need years to start to show its secondary and tertiary layers of complexity, but they are lurking here and in the fullness of time, this will be breathtaking in its beauty. 
97+ Points, John Gilman, View from the Cellar

A sublime nectar, it is the profound depth and intensity rather than the obvious sweetness of Cuvée Constance that makes it most captivating. The texture is full and complete; a sinewy, smoky quality combines with richness from the botrytis, playing perfect harmony to effortless, crisp, spiced citrus notes. The lacy sweetness is replete with razor-like acidity, exquisitely pure concentration and that viscerally thrilling tension so characteristic of Huet’s wine.
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