Deep cherry red. Very ripe-fruited – this, and some of the others in this range smell and look almost more like Grenache than Pinot Noir. Again this just avoids over-ripeness and will appeal more if you prefer a big flavourful style over lighter finesse. Thick, chewy texture but persistent.
Julia Harding, jancisrobinson.com. 9th January 2016. 

Which is the top vineyard, les St Georges or Vaucrains? This 2015 delivers a bright fresh red colour, with lovely crunchy fruit, while the finish is long and fine and elegant. Vibrant and stylish. Drink 2025-2034.
Jasper Morris MW, Burgundy Director