A handful of producers in the Côte d’Or choose to release a vintage behind their neighbours and this is the time to add these brilliant wines from 2017 to your cellar.
Undoubtedly one of Maxime’s best cuvées, it comes from the top of the Vosne hillside. Nervy and vibrant, there’s such a sense of latent power here. Love the top notes of wild flowers and crunchy berries.
Maxime owns four different plots of Vosne for his village cuvée. This is spicy and fine, with crunchy berry fruit, yet a sense of richness too.
A monopole of Comtes Lafon, this vineyard sits in the heart of the village of Meursault, behind the family’s house. This is spicy yet focussed, with incredible clarity to the fruit. Lovely texture here.
Lying towards the north of Meursault’s clutch of premiers crus, Porusots has a slightly leaner quality than vineyards like Charmes or Perrières. All about finesse, there are delicate floral notes and amazing fragrance.
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