Walkaround tasting with producers. Complex aromas of lemon curd, baked apple, apricot, toasted walnuts, and lemongrass. Similar flavors are slightly more spiced with great intensity for Village level wine.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Broad cross-section of orchard fruits, both ripe and tart, with good brightness and great intensity.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Big and bold orchard fruit, candied pecans, and freshly ground spice. Rich and fleshy with lots of structure giving a firm, backward structure for now, this will reward patience.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Plenty of apple, pear, and quince with faint peach notes supported with stony bright mineral textures. Deep and powerful with so much grace.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Rich and fleshy with a faint bitter hint on finish. Give this time to synthesize.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Delicately floral start. Step up in intensity and balance with lots of apple and pear, just slightly firm.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Ripe and fleshy orchard fruit, some peach, and toasted walnut with good balance with plenty of acidity in the near background. Good depth.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Same profile but with even better balance and greater richness, all while also well textured.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Top notch fruit intensity - orchard fruit and lemon curd with floral, mineral, spice support. Very good length, but needs time.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Slightly riper than Gruyaches, very good richness, slightly less bright. Also good length.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Powerhouse with so much rich orchard fruit that is well spice and intense. Very good depth with near balance already. Lots here.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Plain and simple, while balanced.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Floral start with plump apple and pear, slightly licoricey, slightly nutty. Good young.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Apple and pear with both ripe and lean character, good weight. Good now, better from 2026-.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Rich enough and even almost fat, which is rarely expected from this varietal, this has the stuffing to hold well for years.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Rich orchard fruit with very good balance right now, lots of charm.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Floral and spiced apple aromas. Sale flavors come across as fleshy with a brightening backbone. Drinking well already, better in another year or three.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Lemon and apple throughout, this is brighter than the basic Meursault but slightly less harmonious or balanced right now.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Big and reach cross-section of apples with savory spice. Certainly rich, not fleshy, good weight with persistence through long-ish finish. Very good village level wine.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Big and rich but slightly reductive and awkward today. Lots here, but this needs time.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Good concentration and balance already, this shows both ripe and lean orchard fruit with faint floral notes. Good+ length, good young.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Slightly richer than Vignes Blanches, but still wonderfully balanced with good+ weight.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Rich without seeming too ripe, charming spice with good depth and balance. Finish goes on and on. Very good.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Rich, easy glass of Chardonnay, this is fun even if not particularly "Meursault"

Walkaround tasting with producers. Nicely floral start with lots of ripe apple, some stone fruits. Small step up in richness, big step up in vibrancy and balance.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Rich orchard fruit is well spiced and subtly floral, all while brightly textured. Faintly oaky at this minute, give it 3-5+ years in the cellar.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Rich and nearly opulent, this has enough of a backbone to retain its freshness with good+ length. Needs cellar time to soften.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Lean style of the varietal more in control than ripeness of 2022, this has a bright, long, tense finish that will benefit from another year or three in bottle.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Rich, forward orchard fruit plus nicely floral, all well textured. Easy to enjoy young, while the structure will keep this interesting for a while. None of the reduction from the bottle tasted this morning.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Moderately reductive, so impossible to asses in the time available. Lots here, lots of potential.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Rich while nicely bright, this is very approachable but showing good weight and energy that will keep it vibrant for many years.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Large-scaled, fat fruit with plenty of volume, slightly fat textures to start, then brighter on its long-ish finish.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Floral and spice start with ripe orchard fruit and lemon curd with very good energy. Richness makes it fun already now with lots of nuance today, but there are hints of even more complexity to come. Very good.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Rich throughout, but slightly reductive. Ripe apple with an apple cider hint and touches of stone fruit. Good young.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Similar profile to the regular cuvee but much brighter and texturally fun. The Rougeot team has confidence in its ability to maintain that freshness, but only time will tell.

Walkaround tasting with producers. Also slightly reductive with plenty of apple throughout, with good density and length.

Walkaround tasting with producers. No sulfur added. Bit coarse and rugged, there is good fruit here but not quite enough for the structure.