Yellow. Floral aromas with ripe pear. Quite round but good soil/mineral finish, and very good length. Very 2015, unlike the reds, which are not at all.

Full yellow. More peach on the nose. Slighter lighter weight. This is very much a soil-driven wine with ripe stone fruit and orange in the background. Quite interesting since one doesn't often taste white wine from this appellation.

Light, clear ruby. Brambly aromas. Light, briary blackberry, but really, this is all about the terroir and tannic finish. Much more lean and mineral than your typical 2015 red.

Light red color and also a weight this is light and quite elegant. Subtle dark red/black fruit, lots of anise and earth, tart acidity. Again, a cooler style that is attractive. I must say that I find rather slight, but perhaps it will gain in texture and palate presence.

Light color. Very penetrating, brambly, black fruit scents. Light with some sap and blueberry fruit. Full of herbs as well. Soil-inflected finish, terrific length. Much better than the Vosne, I thought.

Medium center, lighter rim. Lovely, wafting aromas of rose, earth, and muddled red fruit. There is a dark cherry note at its core. Incredibly graceful, elegant wine where I never would have guessed a riper vintage had it been served blind. Full of class, but I have to ask, $600 worth?

And then this wine was generously provided for comparison. Deeper ruby throughout than the 2015 version. Medium weight, definitely more substantial than the younger wine. Coffee, black and red fruit on a base of tremendous earth and terrific acidity. Excellent now, and it should soften and continue to improve for at least another 5 years. No wimpy, washed out 2007 this, but in fact, clearly bigger and riper than the wine from 8 years later. Go figure. Thank you again, Mark.