(WA90-92 points) The 2014 Gevrey-Chambertin Champs Chenys Vieilles Vignes is from this vintage, a combination of the two parcels that were farmed by Philippe Roty and the domaine, Josephy Roty. There is a slight meatiness on the nose here, though that ebbs away and reveals quite broody red berry fruit. The palate is medium-bodied with fine tannin, quite a structured Gevrey with a mineral-driven finish. There is still some oak to be absorbed, though give it 4-6 years and it should be assimilated. - Neal Martin

A pungent and highly expressive nose consists of menthol, toasty, black raspberry liqueur and equally potent earth and game nuances. The richer yet sleeker medium-bodied flavors also possess excellent volume and concentration plus a more refined mouth feel, all wrapped in a balanced, long and agreeably refreshing finish. As it often does this offers terrific quality for a villages level wine. (from vines planted in 1934 that directly abut Charmes-Chambertin; Roty noted that this may be called Vieilles Vignes as before)