Paler than the Lavières, seems initially brighter yet and more mineral. Nicely harmonious and good fine tannins on finish.

Broad, full of truffly undergrowth notes, well wrapped in fleshy feel. Wild forest fruit and feral intensity on the finish.

Tasted from barrel two weeks after a racking, it was supple, with complex hedgerow fruit, a tightly woven texture and fine juicy length. In London in January it showed more richness of body and i...(read more)

In July more serious than the Maréchaudes, with density and tightness. Vigourous and powerful, very energetic and good acidity giving a real shine to the fruit. By September rich sweet fruit, mix...(read more)

In July I noted: rich. Really rich. A real bulk in the wine, initially it is almost brutal, but then roundly imposing. Seems alcoholically rich too - I wonder if I do not prefer the Bressandes to...(read more)