The 2015 Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Caillerets has a more backward and austere bouquet, perhaps the one closest to 2014 in style - fine mineralité here. The palate is well balanced with touches of white peach, lemongrass and citrus peel. I like the energy and poise here, and it should drink well for 8-10 years.

(13.7% alcohol; not yet racked): Slightly cloudy appearance. Reduced but inviting aromas of ripe pear and spices. Very rich and fat, but more classically dry than the Chaumées, offering more complexity to its musky peach, pear and spice flavors. Finishes with a slight dry edge but has good supporting stuffing.

Much more stony on the nose than Les Petits Clos but still with the piercing intensity of green fruits and cedary oak. Firm, dry and grippy. Perhaps a little more austere than Les Petits Clos but great length. (JH)