(BH88-91 points) As might be reasonably expected this is notably more elegant with its white orchard fruit, rose petal and discreet sandalwood-inflected aromas. There is lovely detail and intensity to the lightly stony medium weight flavors that possess lovely balance if only average complexity. 2019+

(89-91) The 2013 Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Clos Saint Jean, from a massale selection of Puligny vines planted in 2004, has a light, airy vanilla and almond-scented bouquet, the oak nicely integrated and gaining intensity in the glass. The palate has more to say at the moment: the acidity well judged and lending this Clos Saint Jean sufficient tension and poise. It is linear and "correct," but it should gain more complexity on the finish by the time it is in bottle. - NM