The Mugneret-Gibourg Feusselottes 2022 combines the elegance and finesse of the sister's style with the depth and concentration of the vineyard. It boasts ripe raspberry and cassis fruit, lovely, expressive floral notes, and a hint of spice. The texture is silky and delicate, yet enough density and grip drive this to a surprisingly long finish. The grapes come from almost a half-hectare of vines the domaine has farmed since 1985; they are destemmed before a gentle fermentation and ageing in cask (one-third new).

(92-94 points) The 2022 Chambolle-Musigny Les Feusselottes 1er Cru has a more backward bouquet: blacker fruit than the Nuits Saint-Georges, a light oyster shell influence coming through with time. The medium-bodied palate has rounded tannins, fleshy and sumptuous as Chambolle should be, but the acidic spine keeps this fresh and tensile. There is dark berry fruit, allspice and licorice towards the finish that lingers in the mouth. I would afford this Chambolle 4-5 years in bottle.

(91-93 points) The Feusselottes was replanted in the 1970s and always gives a big crop, so strict debudding and green harvesting are necessary. The figures are 49 hl/ha and 13.8% alcohol in 2022. A vivid fresh purple. On the cusp, of raspberry and strawberry, a solid pleasant ripe mouthful, with good acidity, though not quite the riotous joy of Chaignots. Vanilla appears behind with slightly acidulated red fruit.

Aromas of sweet berries, cherries, dark chocolate, spices and toasty new oak introduce the 2022 Chambolle-Musigny 1er Cru Les Feusselottes, a medium to full-bodied, rich and layered wine with an unctuous core of fruit, ripe tannins and a long, lavish finish. Like its 2023 counterpart, it wears its heart on its sleeve. - William Kelley