If you're not already a Last Bottle customer

[Jenise]

Here's an example of why you might wish to consider it. 1er cru chablis for $22! (Average price for the 60 bottles shown as already in cellars on CT: $40.)

https://www.lastbottlewines.com/cart/receipt/597338.html

I agree that Last Bottle can sometimes have good deals.
Probably pretty hard to go wrong at $20ish for PC
But the '14 Besson Montmains is $16 in France and UK, so don't think $40 is probably realistic.
$21 is CT average for 2013 (probably LB as well)
I've never even heard of producer.
Posner (Grapes in White Plains) has recently had $20 Chablis 1ers (Montmains and Mont de Milieu) from better known producers.

Still, the Last Bottle free shipping can make some offers pretty attractive.

[Jenise]

We were just in Chablis and passed Besson on our way to chase down Thomas Pico's Pattes Loup. It's a big operation. If I can generalize based on the Last Bottle description of this and the one bottle of the basic Besson I've had, I think the house style tends to be a bit bigger/riper than most, but it's still leaner and flintier than a California chardonnay would be. And $22 (no tax) is great where I live. We don't see much Chablis up here and given the utter destructio-by-hail in 2016 prices just might go up. Btw, Last Bottle ran two specials on the '13s, which would have affected that CT average.