The 2015 Chambolle-Musigny Village, which contains around 20% new oak, has a crisp black cherry and raspberry-scented bouquet, tight at first but fanning out with open arms upon aeration. The palate is just wonderful: super fine tannin, a killer line of acidity, a little crunchiness to the texture, but bestowed with immense purity on the finish. The saline touch completes one of the best village crus that I tasted during my visits.

Healthy dark red. Inviting aromas of blackberry, licorice and mint. Concentrated, supple and sweet, conveying good thickness to its very primary flavors of crushed dark berries and licorice. Well-integrated acidity leavens the wine's impression of sucrosité and frames the fruit. Finishes with distinctly sweet tannins and excellent length. A very strong village wine in the making.

Smooth and fresh and hugely seductive. The most immediately alluring wine I ever remember from this domaine. (JR)