In contrast Jadot's 2010 Chassagne-Montrachet Morgeot Clos de La Chapelle from deeper soils on the back of the Abbaye de Morgeot possesses gorgeous depth but it is also tightly wound and inward. Cool saline notes dominate today but there is more than enough fruit to allow the 2010 to develop beautifully in bottle over the coming years. The huge textured finish leaves a lasting impression. It would be fascinating to taste both of the Jadot wines from the Abbaye de Morgeot in ten years' time. Anticipated maturity: 2015+. --- Antonio Galloni

There is enough reduction present to all but completely mask what appears to be earthy yellow fruit underneath the funk. There is good intensity to the powerful large-scaled flavors that possess a distinct malic acid tang on the energetic finish. This seems to have the richness and mid-palate concentration to eventually stand up to the firm acid spine but for the moment the acidity has the upper hand.