Jean Michel Guillon, Gevrey Chambertin Petite Chapelle other_regions_italy fullness and cheerful generosity of

fullness and cheerful generosity of fruit

The wine's best asset is the intact and vibrant quality of the primary fruitso presented now

opulent and wonderfully persistent finish

the mixture of red and black fruit mixed with plenty of undergrowth

Lemon confit

Jean Michel Guillon, Gevrey Chambertin Petite Chapelle other_regions_italy fullness and cheerful generosity of(from 50+ year old vines). Much more modulated wood and reduction make the nose difficult to assess today. By contrast there is both good vibrancy and freshness to the notably more refined medium weight flavors that also exude a subtle minerality on the super saline, balanced and impressively long finish. This is also quite refreshing and while it would be infanticide to open one early, this just makes one feel like drinking it. Worth considering. (91