Vineyard planted in 1922, Vieilles Vignes 96 years old in 2018 Vintage! Dark fruit very concentrated & smooth, easy drinking right now. Cheers 🍇🍷👍🏻👏🏻 — 2 months ago
White pfeffer cherry stone still holds up 9 years later — 5 months ago
Amazing bottle, great year — 5 months ago
Happy Twelve Days After My Birthday to me. I rarely see but always cherish wines from Henri Boillot. This Bourgogne outclasses the majority of village whites. Tastes and smells like a top quality Meursault to me, though I understand other villages contribute to the blend. Hazelnut, oatmeal, a little lemon oil, gorgeous fruit. Crisp in the mouth, with excellent buoyant acids and nice persistence. Yum. My rating might be a little generous because I’m happy to be drinking this! — 8 months ago
Vanilla, grassy, well balanced, citrusy — a year ago
Soft and pretty. Delicate limestone and cool floral notes. A hint of salinity. Poised and balanced. Delicious — 2 years ago
Lovely burg. Drinking well. Nice acidity and well balanced. — 6 days ago

Oh my. This was the most purest drinking burgundy I have had in a very long time. This felt like the most beautiful wine that was running down my throat. My friend and I were absolutely in awe at the red fruits the freshness of the red cherries. No wonder it’s a premier cru. Amazing. Can’t wait to get another one — 5 months ago
Bottle seems too advanced. Color more like a 10 year old wine. Unmoved — 5 months ago
Drinks like a GG. Light golden color. Dry-ish, def some RS. Herbs and flowers. Touch of bitterness. Faintest petrol at this young age. Pretty darn good.  — a month ago
Ruby with aromas of cherry, blueberry, strawberry, and some earthiness. Smooth with a long finish. On the bud, cherry and stewed fruits. — 4 months ago
Initially strong sulphidic aromas of the struck match variety. A mineral chalky streak on the palate with grilled nuts, citrus and a little white peach. Medium plus palate length and another great effort, particularly for a Village wine, from the “enfant terrible” of Burgundy, Henri Boillot. As an aside, from a retired printer, I love the graphics and typefaces used in this label. — 5 months ago
Ross Bathgate
Surprisingly dark and mature due to cork at only 12 years of age. Delightful wine pushing almost to Pinot Gris depth and fruit — 3 days ago