The 2013 Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Morgeots, whose vines are on the limit with Santenay and now sees a little more new oak compared to previous vintages, has a complex bouquet, more introspective than others with honeysuckle and jasmine scents, wet limestone underneath. The palate is smooth and very elegant in the mouth, the acidity perfectly judged and adorned with hints of white peach and brioche toward the finish. Lovely. - Neal Martin

A subtle touch of wood frames the pungent aromas of petrol, essence of pear and airy, even wafting floral nuances. The highly seductive medium weight flavors possess an abundance of dry extract that both coats the mouth as well as buffers the moderately firm, ripe and well-integrated acidity on the lemony, balanced and lingering finish.