Jean-Philippe Fichet, Meursault Gruyaches Vintage:2020 here in its first vintage

here in its first vintage

Otherwise there is excellent freshness to the racy and nicely detailed flavors that possess a velvety mid-palate texture that contrasts somewhat with the crunchy and slightly rustic finale

Sweet and rewarding even if a little jagged and lacklustre on the finish

Both Nicasia and Angelica are names of vineyards you might see on their labels

aged in 80% new oak)

Jean-Philippe Fichet, Meursault Gruyaches Vintage:2020 here in its first vintage(Fichet says that these vines directly abut Charmes and are his oldest as they were planted in 1918). Once again firm reduction relegates the underlying fruit to the background. Otherwise there is a really lovely inner mouth perfume to the subtly mineral inflected flavors that also possess a caressing palate impression on the balanced and lingering finish. This isnt super complex at present though the material appears to be present such that more