Mugnier's 2011 Chambolle-Musigny boasts marvelous comlexity and nuance. Sage, rosemary, dried flowers, graphite and black cherries form a complex mosaic of aromas and flavors in a wine of unusual complexity at this level. The 2011 is beautifully lifted, aromatic and impeccable in its balance.

Medium red. Musky perfume of cherry, spices, flowers and underbrush. Supple and easygoing, but with good lift and spicy, herbal high notes to its red fruit and earth flavors. Not dense but pretty and persistent, closing with dusty tannins.

eRobertParker.com October, 2013

The 2011 Chambolle-Musigny Village has a bright and perky bouquet of red currant, crushed strawberry scents and undergrowth with just a faint scent of tomato leaf. The palate is medium-bodied with relatively light tannins when compared to the 2012. But it is certainly well-balanced with an attractive spicy undertow and a precise, if slightly clipped, finish. Drink now-2019.

There is a mild lactic character to the otherwise pretty ripe red pinot fruit and plum scents that complement the attractively energetic flavors that possess good detail on the saline-infused finish. The mouth feel here is really quite refined as the tannins are notably fine-grained. This is pretty but seems to lack a bit of freshness at least at present. Drink: 2017+
-Allen Meadows, burghound.com issue 53. Tasted: Jan 15, 2014