90/93

From two vineyards on the Brochon side, with the oldest vines dating back to 1926. 60% whole bunch vinification, whereas other years have been 100%. More extraction is possible here too. The colour mixes crimson with purple. Not much bouquet available yet. There is a solid and significant weight of fruit here, which covers the tannins very well, while a point of acidity helps reinforce the structure. They have dared to go a little further and the quality of the raw material permits it. T6is will definitely need time.

89/91

(this is actually a blend of En Songes and Les Geuelepines). This is also expressive, fresh and intensely floral in character with similar aromas of wild dark berries and a hint of crushed fennel. There is even better mid-palate density to the succulent and lush medium-bodied flavors that also flash very good power on the more mineral-driven finale. This too should repay a decade of keeping and is worth your interest.