Higher toned with dark red fruit and hints of flowers. More complexity and more alive after the Côte de Beaune.

The nose is a width of dark red fruits. Full, velvety palate – plenty of structure, but just enough sap and plenty of acidity. Quite long. Good wine – moving from a glass of Beaujolais my wife fell in love with this!

Quite deeply coloured. Some oak on the nose with darker, sweeter fruits than the ‘Clos Prieur’. Good strong tannins with the acidity pushing the fruit longer on the finish. Also good wine.