Neil Beckett | While the Premier Cru Bel-Air is a very good expression, the even more favorable terroir of this Gevrey stablemate shines through. Luminous medium-deep ruby. A highly promising nascent bouquet: pure, ripe redcurrant and rowan fruit, with darkly floral seduction. Elegant on entry, but architectural—high English Gothic—in its depth and height, the glossy nobility and solidity of the tannins allowing the superstructure to soar. | 92–93