Tasting. Apple aromas and flavors. More precise and classic and than its 2009 counterpart also tasted. Also a bit cleaner and longer.

Tasting. Ripe pear on nose and palate. Slightly fat character, simple fruit, short finish. Drink young. I preferred its 2008 counterpart also tasted.

Tasting. Fairly forward orchard fruit aromas to start. Apple and pear on palate to start, followed by some refreshing lemon on finish. Good textures, good length. I preferred this over the 2009 vintage also tasted.

Tasting. Fat fruit aromas with good spice start. Peach and ripe pear on palate, also with good spice. Slightly short finish. I preferred its 2008 counterpart also just tasted.

Tasting. Lemon and lemon peel aromas. Same lemon on palate iwth some ripe apple and pear. Good minerality and energy from start-to-finish. My favorite of the lineup.

Tasting. Moderate fruit, spice hints. Simple but very good for its level.

Tasting. Floral, perfumed start with aromas of ripe yellow apple and some mint, some spice. Same orchard fruit on palate with a long spicy finish. Very good for its level, with 89-90 point potential to me.

Tasting. Ripe, large orchard fruit aromas. Same ripe and powerful apple on palate to start, transitioning mid-way to a more elegant, textured and acid-driven classically styled Meursault on long finish.

Tasting. Aromas of grass and grapefruit. All bright citrus on palate. I confirmed this is 100% Chardonnay, despite giving us all the impression of Sauvignon Blanc character.

Tasting. Simple aromas, compact and also simple on palate.

Tasting. Ripe fruit aromas with background spice. Apple and lemon peel flavors, well textured, good balance. Good finish.

Tasting. Floral start. Ripe orchard fruit aromas and flavors with some stone fruit hints. Power and substantial structure stand out on long finish. An excellent wine that I've never heard of before.

Tasting. Fat fruit aromas and flavors. Lush, almost tropical, and broad flavors, but with a simple finish.

Tasting. Lean and precise with lots of good lemon character. Very good for its level.

Tasting. Robust aromas of lemon and lemon peel. Big scaled citrus flavors, impressive and powerful on finish. 89-90 point potential for me today. Almost always a white Burg personal favorite at its level, the same is true in 2010.

Tasting. Slighter riper and fatter start than the Bourgogne Vieilles Vignes. Apple, pear, hints of lemon on finish. Moderate length.

Tasting. Slightly floral start with ripe apple aromas. Leaner and more precise on palate. Good for its level.

Tasting. Ripe orchard fruit aromas, slightly floral. More classically styled on palate. Seemed very much like the Meix sous le Chateau also just tasted.

Tasting. Rich and expressive aromatic start, with summer flowers, stone and orchard fruit, background spice. Powerful fruit with a long, textured finish. Very good for its level. Worth seeking.

Tasting. Apple, pear and big spice aromas and flavors. Long, expanding, nuanced finish with lots of great texture. Excellent for its level, and as always, this is worth seeking out. 91-93 point potential for me today.

Tasting. Lots of ripe fruit aromas and flavors but still good overall balance for its level. Good for its level.

Ripe, lush stone fruit aromas and flavors. Moderate spice and structure. Easy (and best) to enjoy young.

Tasting. Sensational and serious wine. Great cross-section of fruit aromas- peach, lemon, lemon zest, hazelnut, spice all working together with nuance and charm along with alluring floral elements. A restrained palate with lots of energy and minerality. I rarely see Jadot's Genevrières and this vintage is certainly worth seeking out.

Tasting. Good fruit and balance. Simple but a good young drinking 2010, very good for its level.

Tasting. Ripe peach and apricot aromas with some nutty hints and oak spice. Very rich on palate showing the same stone fruit to start, then some lemon and lime also emerge on long, textured finish. I don't think I've ever had the Javillier les Tillets, and this 2010 was a real treat.

Tasting. Good spice aromas with moderate fruit. Fairly firm structure, giving this a slightly austere, slightly bitter edge today on finish. Better in another few years.

Tasting. Rich aromas with concentrated fruit and walnut. Similar rich fruit on palate with serious density. Needs at least 3-5 years to soften a little more.

Tasting. Fresh apple and pear aromas. Well balanced and textured for enjoyment through 2016. Very good for its level.

Tasting. Lush aromatic start - peach, roasted hazelnut. Same ripe and powerful fruit on palate, with great concentration and a somewhat firm texture today. Very good for its level, better in a couple of years.

Tasting. More lean character with plenty of lemon and lemon zest on nose and palate. Good focused acidity and minerality. Also good for its level.

Tasting. Floral start with powerful apple and peach aromas, some background nutty hints. Acidity a bit in the forefront today on the palate, but there is so much exciting and concentrated fruit here that it will certainly emerge in a few years as a 91-92 point wine.

Tasting. Very complete and balanced for its level. Lots of orchard fruit with nutty background hints. Very good for its level.

Tasting. Apple and pear aromas with some roasted nuts. Same fruit flavors to start, followed bylemon and lemon peel at end with good spice. Very good for its level.

Tasting. Floral, spicy start with bright apple aromas. Sensational aromatic continues seamlessly onto the palate. Long, lean and elegant fruit with lots of great tension here. I preferred this over the Lafon Charmes also tasted.

Tasting. Lush start of ripe apple, peach with toasted almond. Same powerful and sweet fruit on palate. Very accessible and fruit-driven, but not quite as exciting for me today as the Lafon Genevrières also just tasted.

Tasting. Apple and hazelnut aromas. Fat fruit on palate, simple but very balanced.

Tasting. Floral with rich stone fruit aromas. Ripe peach and apricot on palate with an intense, spicy ending.

Tasting. Rip, lush fruit aromas. Fat peach on palate, slightly short with mostly structure on finish.

Tasting. Fat fruit aromas and flavors showing lots of 2009 character. Easy to enjoy young, even if a bit simple for Meursault 1er Cru.

Tasting. Lots of sulfur, very reductive, impossible to assess.

Tasting. Lots of very ripe peach aromas with modest floral notes. Ripe and almost candied fruit on palate showing plenty of new oak right now. give this at least 3 or 4 years to integrate.

Tasting. Apple and pear to start, mostly lemon from middle to finish. sensational for its level. From 8-10 different plots, which helps provide the nuance and complexity here. 88-89 point potential here.

Tasting. Slightly floral, nutty start with apple and pear aromas. Sensational fruit on palate, incredibly well textured. Great for its level.

Tasting. Orchard fruit with bright summer flowers. Great apple and pear on palate, nutty hints, great minerality and acidity. Absolutely sensational villages level, 92-93 point potential for me today. Very worth finding.

Tasting. A bit reduced and austere to start. Nuanced orchard fruit emerged on palate with good concentration. Very good, just not at the level of the Tillets for me today.

Tasting. Ripe apple and pear to start. Slightly floral and nutty background notes. Same big fruit on palate with moderate spice, then robust sneaky structure emerging on finish. Came across better and more complete than the same wine tasted a couple of days ago.

Tasting. Sweet, fresh and dried apricot with candied orange peel. Unctuous textures, good balance and persistence. A great liqueur.

Tasting. Lots of red and black cherry with modest spice. Very well structured with great balance. Good minerality, acidity help provide energy and a long, lean, elegant finish.

Tasting. Lean start, followed by ripe and powerful fruit on finish. Very energetic, this will age gracefully.

Tasting. Subtle red fruit and spice aromas, similar on palate. Lots of texture and acidity today. I would have liked a little more fruit at this stage. This comes from the coolest climat of the four cuvees of Bouchard Volnay tasted today, and that shows in the wine.

Tasting. Red cherry aromas and flavors with very good spice and fresh herbs. Power and structure on finish. Very good.

Tasting. Good red cherry on nose and palate, but fairly short and simpler for now than other 2010 Volnay 1ers tasted.

Tasting. Mostly black cherry aromas with some licorice, spice with a floral background. Red and black cherry on palate with great power and structure. An incredible young Volnay.

Tasting. Big and lush red and black cherry aromas. Fruit-driven start with leaner character from middle to finish providing a very elegant style.