2015 Meursault Santenots
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Would be Volnay if Pinot Noir. Pale straw. Broad and rich. Sweet and satisfying on the front palate though for the moment a little chalky on the end. Very juicy in the middle. Still very chewy. V youthful. Lemon strepsils. (JR)
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The Wine Advocate
Jancis Robinson MW
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Tasted not long before bottling. Racy and less distinctive than the reds on the nose. Medium weight and very correct – even a bit severe and lacking juice – but sincerely meant. Bone-dry finish. Well behaved. Well balanced. Sweet and lemony. (JR)
The 2015 Meursault 1er Cru Santenots, which incidentally was 90% devastated in 2016, has a crisp, slightly resinous, dried flower bouquet that is well defined, almost Puligny-like in style thanks to its correctness. The palate is well balanced with an attractive creaminess on the entry, lightly honeyed with a clean, slightly viscous finish that lingers nicely in the mouth. For early-drinking pleasure.
The 2015 Meursault 1er Cru Santenots, which incidentally was 90 devastated in 2016, has a crisp, slightly resinous, dried flower bouquet that is well defined, almost Puligny-like in style thanks to its correctness. The palate is well balanced with an attractive creaminess on the entry, lightly honeyed with a clean, slightly viscous finish that lingers nicely in the mouth. For early-drinking pleasure.
About the producer
Marquis d'Angerville is synonymous with the village of Volnay, having long made some of the village’s finest wines. Best known for its Premier Cru monopole vineyard, Clos des Ducs, this estate crafts fine-boned, elegant styles of Pinot Noir – wines that act as standard-bearers for the appellation.