(91-93)/2022+

but no 2017 or 2018

Grenache-lovers need to check out this cuvee as it always offers thrilling fruit and texture

Striking aromatics meld into an expressive core of fruit in this bold

more so than the '89 (or the '82

Patrick Javillier, Meursault Tete Murgers other_regions_australia (91-93)/2022+(from a . 62 ha combination of Au Murger de Monthlie and Les Casse Ttes). A cooler and more restrained features prominent citrus nuances on the aromas of green apple, spice and acacia. The sleek, intense, dense and beautifully delineated flavors possess even better depth and persistence on the more tightly wound finale. This could easily compete with many Meursault 1ers.