'This dense and structured wine comes from a small walled vineyard within the larger Les Vignes Franches premier cru, partially owned by Louis Jadot. Robust tannins frame its rich, juicy black fruit, showing potential for long aging. Drink from 2024. — Roger Voss

(90-92 points) The 2014 Beaune 1er Cru Clos des Ursules has a clean and precise bouquet in the making, with subtle rose petal scents infusing the red cherry and strawberry fruit -- a mineral seam just underneath. The palate is supple on the entry, fleshy so that you almost miss the structure that frames this Clos des Ursules. There is good tension here with a twist of citrus lemon on the finish. This is impressive and long term.- Neal Martin

Rich but discreet red-fruits nose, quite floral. Broad and juicy, concentrated but supple with ripe tannins that gain in weight and presence on the mid-palate. Indeed, a touch dry on the finish but that should disappear. Has grip and length. (Drink between 2018-2030)

Medium red At once cool and slightly liqueur-like on the nose, offering scents of redcurrant, spices and iron Broad, silky and surprisingly plush, displaying savory, soil-driven notes of red berries, exotic spices and earth, plus a touch of herbs Slightly high-toned in a positive way, with its subtle sweetness nicely cut by vinosity The lingering, savory finish features dusty, tongue-coating tannins No shortage of flavor or texture here This has the structure for mid-term aging (Drink between 2020-2028) - Stephen Tanzer