Fine pale colour with a little green tint. It has quite a restrained bouquet, then a touch of lime, accompanied by fine medium-bodied graceful fruit throughout.
Jasper Morris, MW - Wine Buyer

Clear, bright colour, the nose offers a little more oak than Les Masures, with plump banana notes; then fresher on the palate, excellent weight and length with very good natural acidity. A delicious wine, this will be approachable early. Drink 2018-2023.
Jasper Morris MW, Wine Buyer

The sometimes hesitant Caroline Gagnard was in confident mood when showing us her excellent range of 2015s, and rightly so. Poor conditions during flowering have resulted in a small crop in red, but somewhat better for white. Caroline began picking on 31st August and thinks that 2015 resembles a mix of 2010, ‘12 and ‘13, describing the wines as being both “glace et sorbet” – ie with the fresh precision of a sorbet and the richer texture of ice-cream.

The most accessible of the Premiers Crus, this has a cracking good nose with just a little touch of gunflint. There is superb fruit through the middle, a creamy satin touch, ripe white fruits and perfect balancing acidity. Yes please.

The 2014 vintage is their first to be certified organic by Ecocert, which will appear on the label. Sadly it is another small crop, no bigger than 2013. While Caroline Lestimé was, as usual, self-deprecating with regards to her wines, we can tell you that they are absolutely stunning this year. We cannot remember a better vintage in her cellar.

Though the bouquet on this charming and succulent Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru wine has not yet fully developed, there is a huge weight of fruit on the palate and an almost creamy finish