From upper Chapelot and the central triangle of Montée de Tonnerre itself, with 20%
wood. Pale colour with a lime green edge. The bouquet has barely started singing here,
but the wine soars on the palate with that sunny generosity of fruit before the crunch of
the kimmeridgian fossils. The two sides are beautifully integrated. This wine has a terrific backbone which leaves a clinically dry aftertaste. Really fine. Drink from 2025-2032. 93-95PTS - JASPER MORRIS, INSIDE BURGUNDY