Spread between Fairendes (50%), Petits Clos and Brussonnes (25% each). The latter is surrounded by red grapes, the former two clearly white wine territory. Palish yellow, with some weight to the nose, a little noble reduction, dense energy as well, taking time for the individual character to come out. Question: does the powerful structure of Morgeot suit the fine-cut style of Thomas Morey? Answer: There is some power here for sure, but I think it does work. Tasted: November 2018.

Unusually for Morgeot, this too is cool, airy and pure with its essence of green apple, sort citrus and elegant floral wisps. The bigger and richer flavors are not quite as racy though there is better power and volume to the delicious and notably dry finish that exhibits very good depth and persistence. This is an elegant Morgeot.