The maiden 2011 Meursault Village comes from three parcels including Clos de la Baronne, his fermage acquired from Domaine Manuel that is shared equally with Dominique Lafon, augmented with parcels in Cotot and Gruyaches. (Incidentally, these two lieux-dits were used to make a tiny amount of 2010 sold direct to one Far Eastern client.) It has a succinct bouquet, timid at the moment, with light scents of white peach and citrus lemon. The palate is well-balanced with crisp acidity and pleasant spicy notes furnishing the correct, tightly-wound finish. But there is good structure here and impressive persistency. Drink now-2018. - Neal Martin