The 2020 Meursault Genevrières 1er Cru has a subtle reduction on the nose that enhances the aromatics. It is well-defined, with more yellow fruit in situ, crushed stone and rosemary oil. The oak is very well integrated. The palate is energetic and tensile from the start, with the reduction just right. It is not a deep Genevrières, yet taut and linear, almost Puligny-like towards the sustained finish. Excellent, though it needs bottle age to work through the reduction. Tasted blind at the annual Burgfest tasting. (Neal Martin, Vinous, July 2024)
— 6 months ago
2015 is showing wonderfully. Youthful reduction, concentrated and textural palette with both richness and definition and racy acids driving everything home. In a wonderful spot, but if this particular bottle is any indication, this is still young. Last sips were the best! — 4 months ago
Ericsson
This isn’t a cab that whispers—it roars, with deep blackcurrant, dark chocolate, and a hint of cigar box that smells like old money and good decisions. The tannins are firm but polished, like they’ve been around the block and know exactly when to kick in. It’s bold, it’s structured, and it’s not messing around. Pair it with a thick, bloody steak, good conversation, and elegant lies—your guest will believe almost anything you say. — 15 days ago