(93-95 points) Picked on 26th August, 12.9% alcohol, 4.50TA and 3.25pH. One of the lighter, cooler colours, a very discreet bouquet, then it starts to build really well. So beautifully poised on the palate, exactly the wine Jean-Marc Roulot wants to make, prettily balanced behind, a mix of fruits of all colours, but even the greengage notes are ripe. A little orange blossom. Yes please!

(92-94 points) Aromas of fresh bread, crisp Anjou pear, lime zest, white flowers and struck match introduce the promising 2020 Meursault À Mon Plaisir Clos du Haut Tesson, a medium to full-bodied, satiny wine that's elegantly fleshy, its nicely concentrated core of crisp but fleshy fruit girdled by racy acids, concluding with a mineral finish. This is one 2020 that is strongly reminiscent of its 2017 counterpart. - WK

(90-93 points) The 2020 Meursault À Mon Plaisir Clos du Haut Tesson offers a beguiling combination of fruit intensity, minerality and structure. Orchard fruit, ginger, spice, menthol, chamomile, crushed rocks and tropical accents give the Tesson an exotic flair to play off its dynamic personality. Readers will find a Meursault of uncommon texture and pedigree. Incidentally, a recent magnum of the 1992 was positively stellar. (Tasted by Antonio Galloni) (Drink between 2024-2038)