Subtle lemon zest, flint and wet stones on the nose, with an almost smoky touch. Bright and zingy, with a medium body and a taut, linear finish. Long and naturally expressive. From organically grown grapes. Drink now or...

(91-93 points) Pale lemon and lime. A little tension to the nose, mixed white fruit, clean, with some depth, beginning to add a little flesh through the middle, and certainly persistent. This may be a lesser known 1er Cru...

(90-93 points) 75% wood and 25% in various types of neutral container. Pale lemon. A fine and classy nose with no wood in evidence, more of a mineral character, but no dominating reduction, just a whisper to add...

(Decanter World Wine Awards) Hallmark oyster shell minerals permeate the buzzy lemon and lime flavours with a grippy underlay of savoury structure and mouth-watering acidity. Sunny and bright with serious time ahead.

(90-93 points) Prominent aromas of petrol and mineral reduction are present on the nose of mostly citrus zest and white flowers. The racy, delicious and beautifully detailed middle weight flavors conclude in a markedly...

(90-92 points) Mid lemon yellow. The Frionnes starts to offer a little more substance. There are some yellow plum fruit notes here but still backed by the fresh acidity of the vintage (and Joseph’s style), to make a...

(90-93 points) id lemon yellow from this slightly sunnier site, albeit at altitude. Dense concentration on the palate, still fresh enough but the white fruit flesh is a little more apparent, which I find to be quite a...

(92-94 points) This possesses the most floral nose in the entire range in 2023, with its equally elegant nose of the essence of pear, crushed anise and lemon confit. Here too the mouthfeel of the exceptionally rich...

Meyer lemon and honeysuckle ride over lime and honeycomb in this energetic bouquet. The palate is layered with citrus peel, brown sugar, and white tea melding into each other right before its saline finish. Structured yet...

With its elegant creaminess, restrained pear fruit and touch of hazelnuts, this is a prototypical white Burgundy, but with discreet oak. Not enormously concentrated but beautifully balanced, the herbal character in the...

The 2023 Saint-Romain Sous le Château has turned out beautifully, offering aromas of tangerine, pear, grapefruit zest and dried white flowers. Medium- to full-bodied, ample and layered, underpinned by racy acidity and...

(90-93 points) 75% wood and 25% in various types of neutral container. Pale lemon. A fine and classy nose with no wood in evidence, more of a mineral character, but no dominating reduction, just a whisper to add...

The effects of the recent bottle are still in evidence as the nose is firmly reduced at present. Otherwise, there is both good freshness and verve to the succulent, round and delicious bigger-bodied flavors that display...

The 2023 Pouilly-Fussé Château des Quarts 1er Cru Monopole has a vibrant, focused and—| agree with Merlin-quite Chablis-like bouquet that evolves wonderfully in the glass. The palate is well balanced with a slightly...

This is similar to the Boudriotte but with even more citrus influence that can also be found on the more voluminous and richer medium-bodied flavors that possess a borderline suave mouthfeel, all wrapped in a youthfully...

Ripe citrus and orchard fruit fill the glass, along with fresh almond and a touch of fine vanilla in an airy, understated profile. The palate is round yet finely textured, while its refreshing acidity lifts a delicate...

(94-96 points) Fresh pale lemon and lime. The bouquet is classy, refined and restrained. Pure white fruit and flowers. Much more finesse than En Remilly this year, with a caressing elegance that never looks weak. A lovely...

(90-91 points) Lemon and lime colour. The bouquet shows a tangy but ripe fruit, crisp grape skins with a concentration of ripe apples behind. Nicely balanced, typical of the appellation and with good length. 10 and 60...