The 2011 Chambolle-Musigny Les Feusselottes is absolutely impeccable. Gracious, perfumed and light on its feet, the 2011 captures the essence of this site. Sweet tobacco, dried rose petals and crushed berries all develop in the glass. Above all else, the 2011 is a wine of perfume, silkiness and pure texture. There is so much to like here.

This is notably ripe though still pleasantly fresh with its spiced plum and red and black pinot fruit-inflected nose. The rich, silky and utterly delicious middle weight flavors are shaped by ultra-fine tannins on the balanced, palate coating and beautifully persistent finish. This is very Chambolle and the sense of harmony is extraordinary. In a word, excellent. Drink: 2019+
-Burghound.com issue 53. Tasted: Jan 15, 2014

Good deep, bright red. Liqueur-like raspberry and pomegranate on the nose; "always the highest in volatile acidity in the cellar," notes Marie-Christine Mugneret. More red fruits than black in the mouth, with lively minerality providing verve. Finishes with a very firm tannic spine and excellent mineral lift.