The grapes for this come from the family's vines in the village of Rully, planted by Marie’s grandfather between 1947 and 1952. This is appellation Bourgogne on the Rully plain. Delicious attack - what an opener to a tas...(read more)

(Tasted in October this was bottled in August). The Bouzeron comes from a vineyard planted in 1937. It spends 10 months in old barrels. This perfectly judged élevage is spot on. Wow - the fresh lick of acidity is...(read more)

Bottled last week and no dimming the lovely nose. Very inviting waft of flower blooms and Pinot fruit. Warm red berries. Fresh attack with cool acid and lovely push. Fruit is quite broad in the middle - but still quite p...(read more)

This is a mix of 2 specific Vineyards - La Barre and Les Fromanges. Lovely nose draws you in floral and bright fruited. There is weight and intensity here but so neatly checked by a lovely lick of citrus, and gentle pith...(read more)

(Tasted from tank, this will be botted next week. Spends at least one month ‘en masse’ after racking out of barrels.) Delicious. Pure, pretty and long. Great tightly wrapped core - with lime, greengage and juice of warm...(read more)

Smells more loaded, more full on than the Chaponniere. Much broader, deep with fruit - again that acidity though. Really impressive. Nicely ripe - but perfectly lifted. Acid not really from the early harvest - as everyth...(read more)

Did not taste - just racked the day we visited, from barrel to tank, to rest en masse before bottling.

The vines here were planted in 1999 and are producing better and better fruit each year. Mostly on limestone, you can sense this classic terroir in the wine already. Bottled last week and a tad awkward as a result, but t...(read more)

Big and bright compared to their Rullys. Much more grip here - real texture which is appealing and feels serious. This is much more intense to taste, and much more youthful. Totally delicious though, with dark berries ad...(read more)