Closed for now, showing subtle flavors of lemon, vanilla and other oak spices. It's firm, and it needs time to integrate. Fine length. Opens up in the glass. Best from 2008 through 2014. 490 cases made.

A beauty, this is harmonious and complex, layering its honeysuckle, apple and vanilla aromas and flavors from beginning to end. It picks up mineral notes in the long aftertaste. Drink now through 2015. 525 cases imported.

The Domaine Vincent Dancer "Les Grands Charron" 2004 Meursault was a striking wine that I really enjoyed. It had a pale-gold color with aromas of toast, spice, vanilla, and baked apples. On the palate, it had a creamy texture with a little bit of an edge that may have dissipated with more age. This was really a delightful Meursault...

Light on its feet, showing a hint of oak framing the apple, butter and mineral flavors, with the mineral note lingering on the finish. Drink now through 2012. 2,000 cases imported.

Full and rich, with apple, anise and mineral aromas and flavors. There's also a firm spine of acidity that keeps this focused and balanced. Ends with a mouthwatering impression. Best from 2008 through 2016. 2,200 cases made.

This wine was satiny-textured, lush wine is rich and crammed with spicy white fruits.

Terrific purity and precision. Like a young Meursault, with acacia flower, blanched almond and honey notes pushed by a tangy, driven, minerally finish. Should age well. Drink now through 2016. 1,025 cases made...

Beginning with an attractive roasted nut and mineral scent, that unfolds and reveals creamy, deep, and nuanced flavor. Intense, pure and polished, the ample fruit character really pops and is only enhanced by a fascinating saline/mineral note. A superb, classic style.

Meursault- there is plenty of balancing acidity to the rich and lush frame, along with notes...

Aromas of ripe green apple, melon, and citrus compete on the nose, making this wine a complex treat from the start. On the palate comes the firm structure and agreeable acidity you would expect from a wine we like to look at as an homage to Meursault. More green apple as well as mineral and tropical flavors dance together. If you have long sought a way to move away from the powerhouse, over-oaked...