A typically Chassagne nose features notes of petrol, rosemary oil and cool pear compote. There is excellent volume and mid-palate density to the mouthcoating medium weight flavors that exhibit good power on the impressively persistent if sightly rustic finale. This is an excellent villages and worth your interest.

Complex nose of autumn bonfires, wet earth and wild blackberries. On the medium-bodied palate the restrained tannins, mineral freshness, berry and sour cherry fruit fit together very neatly. Plenty of red beet complexity at the long, moderately dry and savory finish. Drink or hold.