Neil Beckett | A quite superb wine, the finest of an excellent trio of Beaune premiers crus, served last and a fitting finale. Even greater aromatic intensity than the Clos des Mouches; darkly fruited, mineral, pure, profound, highly promising. An exhilaratingly effortless palate, which soars, supported by flying buttress tannins. This would bear comparison with a Clos de Bèze or Latricières-Chambertin. | 95