The 2015 Domaine Bitouzet Prieur Volnay les Aussy is a Pinot Noir from the esteemed Burgundy region of France, specifically the Cote de Beaune sub-region and the Volnay appellation. Produced by Domaine Bitouzet Prieur, this wine stands out for its balanced character and nuanced flavors. It has an alcohol content of 13.0% and comes with a traditional cork closure.

Professional reviewers have highlighted various aspects of this wine, revealing a complex profile. Burghound awarded it a score of 90, noting, "There is a trace of prune character to the liqueur-like aromas of plum, spice, and earth. This is fresher in the mouth as the flavors offer good energy and detail that continues onto the balanced, persistent and relatively fine finale." The reviewer emphasized that the nose's ripe impression is not fully reflected on the palate, suggesting a more refined taste upon tasting.

Vinous provided a slightly higher score of 91, describing the wine as having "Deep, ripe scents of raspberry and minerals." The review highlighted the wine's plush and fine-grained texture, noting it to be "a bit darker and fresher than the Beaune Cent-Vignes." The flavors of redcurrant, red cherry, menthol, and fresh herbs give it a delicate quality, leading to a juicier and sappier finish. The tannins were also described as fine-grained, contributing to the wine's overall balanced profile.

Jasper Morris from Inside Burgundy also gave the wine a score of 90, mentioning that it was "Slightly lighter in colour than most and with a notable reduction." Despite an "admirable sweetness of fruit on the palate," the wine had a slight youthful bitterness attributed to its reduction, suggesting a phase of "adolescent awkwardness." However, Morris praised its very good length, indicating potential for further development with age.

In summary, the 2015 Domaine Bitouzet Prieur Volnay les Aussy presents a balanced and refined profile with a mix of ripe fruit aromas and a fresher palate. It has received consistently high reviews, with particular praise for its length and fine-grained tannins, making it a noteworthy Pinot Noir from the Volnay appellation.