Meo Camuzet, Chambolle Musigny other_regions around half of that area

around half of that area was designated first growth in the 1737 classification

but I believe that what he calls “fluke” is really intuition

with a strong kirsch note emerging with aeration

floral and warm earth scents precedes the equally refined and delineated middle weight flavors that culminate in a balanced

offering bitter cherry

Meo Camuzet, Chambolle Musigny other_regions around half of that area(from Bas Doix, Les Athets and Les Herbues). An airy, cool and expressive nose exhibits a touch of herbal tea character on the high toned red berry fruit aromas that are liberally laced with soft earth and spice wisps. There is good richness and volume to the punchy but not especially elegant flavors that terminate in a lingering finish where a hint of bitter cherry pit character slowly emerges. This should drink well relatively early.