Vincent Dancer, Chassagne Montrachet Tete Clos Blanc other_regions_italy (a mix of vine ages

(a mix of vine ages though the oldest date from 1938)

Saturated dark red with ruby highlights

This is a far cry from the old-school style of Troplong Mondot from a few years back

intense and moderately structured finish

Vincent Dancer, Chassagne Montrachet Tete Clos Blanc other_regions_italy (a mix of vine ages(Tte du Clos is a climat of Morgeot). A markedly floral nose is comprised by additional notes of white orchard fruit, citrus peel and a hint of resin. There is excellent volume to the caressing but powerful and muscular middle weight plus flavors that terminate in a serious, long and sappy finish. At least some patience will be necessary if you wish to enjoy this at its peak.