Pierre Bour�e Fils Chambolle-Musigny

this village-level Pinot Noir opens with bright raspberry and fresh cherry aromas that speak to its red-fruited core. The palate is supple and refined, showing aromatic purity and a fine, floral lift alongside gentle spice and a supportive mineral thread that reflects its gravelly, iron-tinged soils. Superior in quality, average in value if at $115.

Lotta guts and allot of power.

A little more rustic cherry note to it with a touch of herb or forest floor to the palate.

Lots of cinnamon and spice on the nose. Tart on the palate, tangy. On day two. Maybe not showing the best.

Wow, un autre exemple des merveilles du millésime. Gorgé de fruit, profond et charmeur, c’est absolument délicieux. 91 pts

Excellent young pinot. Tasting of dark fruit primarily cherry, tannins are moderate but linger on the palate, good acidity, easy drinking but to young. This will fill out with a few of cellaring and pay huge dividends with some patients!

Very deep colour Attractive deep nose, some sweetness with a creamy feel to blue and black fruits. Cool and fresh, nicely defined and fairly deep with some lovely oak. Full, silky and rounded in the mouth, a nice attack showing some toasty new oak and a delicious mix of darker fruits. Lovely minerality, cream and toasty touches, some leaf bringing a savouriness. Intense, weighty and very long. Super.