Denis Mortet, Chambolle Musigny Beaux Bruns Brut Zero dry and well-balanced finale that

dry and well-balanced finale that exhibits sneaky good length

Otherwise there is slightly better intensity to the noticeably finer medium weight flavors that possess fine delineation on the lingering and firm but not rustic finale

This is not a wine of finesse but it arguably has the best complexity among these 1ers

raspberry and a whiff of exotic tea

Mainly Mencía

Denis Mortet, Chambolle Musigny Beaux Bruns Brut Zero dry and well-balanced finale that(from vines planted in 1984; 60% new wood). Evident but not dominant wood influence is present on the overtly spicy liqueur like aromas of plum and dark cherry. The rich and quite generously proportioned medium bodied flavors exude a subtle minerality on the bitter cherry pit inflected finish. This well made effort is sufficiently firmly structured that it will need at least 5 years of cellaring first.