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Tasting note
There is now more wine from En Charlemagne (two-thirds) whereas this cuvée used to be 50:50 with Les Languettes. Pale primrose, stern intensity, not too much reduction. All the steely stony intensity one would hope for, along with some lime notes, middleweight at first but with a little more concentration behind, excellent balance. Tasted Oct 2018.
Score: 95
Jasper Morris, Inside Burgundy, October 2018
