Lemony and bright, with notes of mineral, acacia blossoms and spice; this is superb value. It is part of the lieu-dit Au Village: parts are classed in Meursault and parts in Bourgogne. This clos is at the foot of Les Chevalières and Les Petits Charrons. Abundant freshness is nicely balanced by rich extract and a silky texture. This wine will drink on release and over the following five years.