Admirably subtle wood sets off the spicy and ripe aromas of white peach, lemon rind and a hint of clove. There is fine volume to the intensely lemony middle weight flavors that are borderline sour though I suspect that once the sulfur is adjusted that will eventually dissipate and my projected range offers the benefit of the doubt.

The 2019 Nuits Saint-Georges Village is one of the better Village Crus from Jadot this year, delivering well-defined, generous wild strawberry and light black currant scents on the nose, tinged with sous-bois. The palate is nicely balanced with sappy black fruit, a little peppery in style, and a straightforward but nicely focused finish. Drink over the next 6–8 years. 

So much white-peach, pear and some floral notes, complemented by just a hint of oak. At once generous, but rather sleek, this is very polished for this appellation, with a mineral finish that’s very refreshing. Drink or hold.

Once again one of the highlights of the range, the 2019 Savigny-lès-Beaune 1er Cru La Dominode (Domaine Louis Jadot) wafts from the glass with notes of cassis, plums, dark chocolate, loamy soil and spices. Medium to full-bodied, fleshy and layered, it's elegantly muscular, with fine depth and lively acids.

The 2019 Vosne-Romanée Village has a very tight bouquet at first, but that was due to it being pulled from barrel just before my tasting; it coalesces in the glass and gains delineation over 20–30 minutes. The palate is medium-bodied with edgy tannins, a fine bead of acidity and good precision on the finish. This punches above its weight. Recommended.