2015 Meursault
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Bright pale yellow. Pungent stone fruits on the nose. Fine-grained peach and nectarine flavors combine noteworthy depth and a fine-grained texture. A tasty fruit bomb of a village wine with excellent length and no rough edges. The alcohol here is under 13%, according to Lafon.
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Neal Martin
Jancis Robinson MW
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The 2015 Meursault Village has a lively, mint-tinged bouquet with just a touch of anise coming through as it opens in the glass. The palate is generous on the entry with citrus lemon, dried pineapple and a touch of honeycomb, gently unfolding in the glass with a persistent finish. Enjoy this over the next 6-10 years.
Cask sample. Jeunes vignes. Shared Clos de la Baronne with Roulot but vinified separately. One third in tank. Lively and no shortage of acidity. Very bright. Just a little short. (JR)
Bright light yellow. Very ripe nectarine and nutmeg aromas, along with a suggestion of candied fruits. Tactile and solid on the palate, with its chewiness leavened by harmonious acidity. A seriously rich village wine in the making.