Domaine Jacques Prieur Beaune 1er Cru Les Champs Pimont

No formal note; fragrant and elegant in the nose, citrus fruits, honey, and yellow flowers; creamy, fruity, and savory with some honey-coated tannins on the palate; long and refreshing finish; overall, 92-93 points at this stage.

Poured from the decanter, the bouquet and taste evolves quikly and shows ripe gooseberries, young blackberries and some sour cherries enriched by fresh tabacco, cigarbox and smoked wood. The long finish and the quite present tannins speak for one or another year in the cellar. BoW 18/20

Same experience as the previous notes. Give the wine lots of time in the decanter. Like 1.5 - 2 hours long. The wine out of the bottle was totally acidic and astringent. Very tannic and tart. Given time, floral notes and bright red fruits(cherries, strawberries) start to appear. Smooth palate and moderate finish. Seems a bit like Volnay. Nearing the last few glasses, the wine produced some gamey aromas and gained quite a bit of weight. This wines needs time... …

Drank by the glass at Restaurant Nicolas. Not bad - popped and poured from a fresh bottle, this was quite enjoyable after a little time in the glass to take in some air and knit together. As usual with these young Burgundies, the last sip - some hour and a half after opening - was better than the first. There was a nice floral character on the nose along with red fruited notes of sweet cherries, raspberries and strawberries chased …

Need s LOT of air if you drink it now - after 3 hours in a decanter it startened to get interesting. Animalic nose with rubber and deep fruit; very acidic and with strong and mouthdrying tannins. Medium aftertaste.

Animalic notes, minerals, interesting.