Meursault

This has a lovely little subtle sweetness. Really juicy with mineral underpinnings, and the intensity of the acidity of 2020 making it citrussy and fresh.

Henri clarifies this is very much a 'Meursault Village de Coteaux - not from the plain below.' From five parcels including Petits Charrons, En Luraule, Les Chevalieres and Les Casse Tetes. For Henri this broad blend of p...(read more)

Lovely. Great acidity, super fruit - this is poised and graceful. Good drive too - not a heavyweight - but pretty with a concentrated core. Sometimes this is very much a broader 'Goutte d'Or' inflected release - reflecti...(read more)

A 'quiet' gentle nose with a scent not unlike oatmeal. More refined that the Narvaux, it's all about tension and length, with a very citrussy acidity giving prodigious length.

As so often, the Poruzots is tightly-packed and dense and powerful. Hard to read in its youth, but in the end it always finds the same level of expressiveness as the other Premiers Crus.

A sweet edge to the attack here, juice like the Luraule follows, and here there's more power and mineral intensity. Sherbety, mineral, sleek and long.

Just as much as the Poruzot is compact at this stage, the Genevrières is almost opulent, generous and suave, even showy. Punch and power on the finish.

This monopole measures just 0.62 ha it is actually part of the 1er Cru Les Cras vineyard. Right over on the Volnay side and high up, with densely limestone soil, it always displays a more Puligny-like character. Initiall...(read more)