this was handed to me. Ahh, rocks, gravel, minerals and acidity. Subtle citric flavors. Almost no detectable dosage. Nice way to wake up the palate. Needed food. Recolte Noir means dark harvest which led to jokes deeming this "satanic wine".

Unmistakably, classic Chablis. This got better and better. Great future ahead for this wine. Exactly what I look for and expect from Chablis. A wonderful contrast with the Raveneau MdT. Polar opposites with both poles immensely satisfying.

Wow. Singin' from the get go. Exotic nose, intensely perfumed in an almost flamboyant style. Fat palate rounds out with air. Minerality kicks in. Great depth. Lingering finish. drinking very well now, though it will certainly develop more nuance and hopefully flesh out.

Showing pretty well tonight. A bit of oak initially. A rich, rustic wine with a nice herb/steminess. Pretty cherry tinged fruit. Structured and will definitely improve. I liked this.

This wine seemed closed. Pretty tight with a few hard edges. Tannins are in the forefront. Menthol, herbal aromas. The structure seemed to dominate at this point. There seems to be lurking material underneath all that framework. Needs time.

Glad I got to check in this wine. Showing mostly primary flavors with dark blue fruits. I sensed a depth to fruit that I'm hoping will emerge with age. Very polished for Savigny. I really enjoyed this wine tonight and am happy to have a few more.

This wine was not shy at all tonight. Woah nelly. Big, lush, primary fruit. Hard to read this wine. It had it's appeal. Needs some years to settle down.

A really nice wine. Maybe my favorite red tonight. A touch of funk and earth combines with the stewed dark fruits. Already beginning to show depth and complexity. Really well balanced with everything in place. Elegant wine. With time, nice savory notes emerge adding more complexity. Excellent length. Yum!

Started out showing mostly structured with tell tale flavors of herbs, stems and seeds that I associate with this producer. As it opened, it revealed more fruit and gained more balance. Another wine that is years away from maturity.

Served Blind. This started out tight but really began to sing with about an hour. Aromatics were a bit muted, with the palate being more expressive. Lemon custard with a great purity. Gained a lot of complexity with the last sip. This is starting to reach a nice place, though it needs more time to reach a mature drinking window. Thankfully no premox.

Served blind. I've never had a Faiveley white before. Very creamy with tropical fruits: banana and pineapple mostly. This started out rather rich and dense and seemed to gain even more weight with time. Pretty long in the midpalate, finishing with nice length. A good wine, but for me, maybe a bit clumsy and lacking precision.

Served blind and though I've never had this wine, it clearly stood out and was rather easy to identify. This seemed instantly open for business and just gained more of everything through the night. The aromas are intense with grilled nuts and lush fruits. A bit of sulphur didn't bother me and dissipated with time. Like great wines so often offer, the Coche was a bit of a dichotomy. The palate shows intensity and restrain. There's obvious intensity, yet at the same time it's not overblown. Though this sees a fair amount of new oak, it was never obvious. This wine exudes class and breed. It was clearly the most distinctive in the flight and like the Raveneau MdT, it is in a different class. Years of life and evolution ahead. A real treat!