Wine from Champ Gain

Robert Parker's Wine Advocate, 93 points: (WA91-93 points) The 2012 Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Champs-Gain has a little more new oak than the other premier crus at around 30%. The wood is neatly folded into the fruit on the nose with delicate white peach...

Antonio Galloni's Vinous, 92 points: (ST90-92 points) Pale yellow. Tangerine, orange and spicy oak on the nose, plus a suggestion of nut oil. Tactile, chewy and broad, showing brisk but slightly oily flavors of grapefruit, pear, lime leaf, honey and spices...

Robert Parker's Wine Advocate, 92 points: The 2013 Chassagne Montrachet 1er Cru Champs Gain has a more exotic almond and coconut-scented bouquet than the Les Chaumees, although at the moment not quite the same delineation or minerality. The palate is smooth and...

Burghound, 91 points: (BH88-91 points) Pronounced reduction renders the nose impossible to read. There is by contrast a lovely sense of freshness and good detail to the solidly concentrated and delicious flavors that possess better overall...