Chambolle-Musigny

Less open on the nose than the Morey at this stage, but the palate does not disappoint, with a lovely weight of black fruit in a frame that glides - very fine touch all the way to the finish where the fine tannins tighte...(read more)

A parcel of 34 year old vines on a site which Justine decided looked specially good this year, so it has been vinified separately.

Not really doing anything aromatically - yet. Palate is taut yet supple, with very fine tannins and good acid balance. Good density - but so closed.

Here too there is enough reduction present to warrant a thorough aeration. The more finely textured flavors possess better detail and mid-palate density, all wrapped in a stony and very firmly structured finish that flir...(read more)

Deep colour, wonderfully floral nose. The aromatics are totally Chambolle, rose petals, and the touch on the mouth silky with fresh acidity. Little berries, says Stéphane, with lots of millerandage, its very aroma...(read more)

Glossy, elegant, with an insinuating aromatic finesse. The palate has lots of flesh and density, but still it's straight and gently long.

A little more giving than the village Chambolle, a little bit of floral on the nose, a sappy texture, saline and silky. Good body, there's good stuff here it just needs to open up.

Part of Beaux Bruns is Premier Cru, so this is close - on clay, a richer palate than Thibault's 'Vieilles Vignes' cuvée.

On the south side of the village, but exposed to the north, or it would have been a Premier Cru at this level of the slope. On red clay with limestone under - like Les Borniques (which it is above) and Le Musigny, says T...(read more)

Fully-formed and this now really singing of Chambolle with floral notes and red berry lift - very Chambolle in texture, gliding silkily and long.

This has a lovely sweet fruit and is expressive in a way the Morey is not; floral in a deep silky rose petal way, with a tiny sweet edge. Really lovely.