2013 Meursault
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(tasted on its finings): Pear, peach and orange on the fruit-driven nose. Juicy and vibrant, but showing slightly edgy acidity in its current phase. Dominated by fresh stone and citrus fruit flavors.
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Jancis Robinson MW
Jancis Robinson MW
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The 2013 Meursault Villages has an appealing bouquet with straightforward apple blossom and citrus aromas. The palate is well balanced with impressive weight in the mouth, a keen thread of acidity and pleasant, orange zest and hazelnut notes on the rather conservative finish. Satisfactory if not remarkable.
Young vines. Shared Clos des Baronnes with Roulot but vinified separately. Bit of lactone character. Rich and yet very tight on the end. A bit brutal and unsubtle. (JR)
(I tasted one finished lot, as the other had not yet completed its malo): Subtle pear and grapefruit on the lively nose. Very good intensity and definition to the grapefruit and spice flavors. In a distinctly juicy style, with excellent finishing lift. A very promising village wine.