Côte d'Or

From vines in Pommard. Supple and bright sleek fruit with a core of sweetness and a nice drive and length - only young vines but this is good.

Some of the roundness of the vintage, but this is bright, fizzing with energy, with a well-defined mineral finish.

Now upgraded to the 'Bourgogne Côte d'Or' appellation, this is Rémi's big cuvée, which all comes from parcels that border 'village' level vineyards in Meursault, Puligny and Chassagne. Much richer nos...(read more)

Very mineral with a tight phenolic grip - fresh as fresh, and astonishing length for this cuvée as the fruit unclenches a little on the finish.

You can taste the sun on this wine, like sun on hot rock - ripe and minerally with a lovely texture, taut and bright and firm, very straight.

'I think I picked this a couple of days too late in 2017, and in 2018 it's better', says Joseph. Pure pale gold, and it's got a richness with a bright sparkling clarity of expression, with citrus juiciness on the finish.

Decomposed limestone. A nicely balanced vineyard in terms of water retention, says Olivier. Cool and fresh, a taut phenolic dryness - very straight and fresh and firm, with intensity on the finish.

Nicely sleek and fresh, with volume in the middle and a good straight length and juicy appeal.

Racked the day before we tasted. Quite a deep colour, good depth to the nose, rich and pure with bright citrus notes and some leesy and spicy depth - lovely.

Light in colour with a golden hue; good expression on the nose combining a delicate mineral aroma and an aroma of stone fruit; the toasted sensation which develops on the raising process, makes this wine complex and attr...(read more)

Sweetness and concentration here, purity and a rounded, warm nut and flower in the sun feel. A bit of a low-key beauty.

A little more volume and seriousness here. From the first nose it's a rounder, richer style, with citrus concentrated like sherbet lemons and a dense phenolic richness.