The nose offers deeper and darker ripe fruit than the bourgogne. Fuller, more concentrated and with more tannin too which bestows a good character. Classic Nuits – a good wine.

Bottled in March, this is almost an equal mix of wine from the north and south of the appellation. Medium

colour. Mineral-edged cherry fruit and some floral, violet notes. Well-balanced acidity and tannin melds

with good fruit. There is a little tannin clinging to the side of your mouth, but it’s supple and ripe.

Just a suggestion of coffee on the finish. This is a good villages.