Tasting note

(from very old vines that yielded less than 30 hectoliters per hectare, according to Coche): Bright yellow. Captivating, high-toned aromas of tangerine, orange marmalade, peach and toasty oak. Hugely concentrated and penetrating, with an old-vines richness of texture perfectly counterpointed by a strong impression of acidity. With its flavors of ripe peach and soft citrus fruits, toasted baguette and minerals, this is an essence of Meursault. Great personality and nerviness here.

Score: 95+

Stephen Tanzer, Vinous.com, September 2012