Tasting at the domaine. Bright apple aromas with lemon peel and candied ginger hints. Similar flavors start out nicely rich, then finish brighter and bigger from middle through finish. very good for its level.

Tasting at the domaine. All red cherry starts out slightly rugged aromatically, then lighter on the palate. Good weight, elegantly styled and already enjoyable.

Tasting at the domaine. Big step up over the negociant cuvee. Black and red cherry with spice hints. Good weight and density, better length. Slightly firm in the middle, yet mostly elegant. Good now, better in another year or three.

Tasting at the domaine. Intriguing combination of black berries and red cherry on nose and palate. Good density but in a lighter style that is found in the best wines of the vintage. Good weight, better density. Better to cellar a few years. 90+ point potential, 2022-.

Tasting at the domaine. Charming floral and spice-driven start with more red vs black berries. Good weight with a mouth full of exciting and complex textures and an elegant sense of weightlessness. 92-93+ point potential, based on whether or not this puts on weight.

Tasting at the domaine. Same complex berry profile as the Clos de la Roche, but more spice driven and also more tannic. Good weight and length with a firm finish, even if not quite showing Grand Cru density right now. 91-92+ point potential.

Tasting at the domaine. Red cherry and berry with spice and floral aromatic character. Same flavors with black cherry and savory spice hints. Good weight and balance. This should also drink well young, 90-91 point potential, 2022 forward.

Tasting at the domaine. Similarly varied and complex profile as the Beaux Monts, but deeper and bolder. Clearly backward with a meaty, very long finish that seems less classically Vosne-like today. Needs a decade in the cellar, 91-93 point potential.

Tasting at the domaine. Here we return to classci Vosne style of bright red fruit and a charming combination of Asian five spice and baking spice. Forward and fairly accessible for Grand Cru, while also not quite showing Grand Cru density. 90-91+ point potential, depending on whether it picks uo density.

Tasted blind at the domaine. Mature red fruit with good balance, seemingly from underripe vintage. I thought it 1er Cru from perhaps 1995 with nicely resolved tannins and fully mature fruit. Bottle had been opened the day before. Best I can ever recall for this wine.

Tasted blind at the domaine. So much elegant and mature red fruit. This also came across as from a leaner vintage with very elegant style and very good density, coming across clearly as Grand Cru to me. I correctly identified both the vintage and appellation.