Morey Coffinet, Chassagne Montrachet Clos Saint Jean Rouge Brut Zero This persistent effort is a

This persistent effort is a fine Gevrey villages

scattered all over Chambolle)

The full-bodied palate has a solid frame of chewy tannins and just enough freshness supporting the earthy

(from leased vines that Niellon has exploited since 1988 and he believes that they were planted in 1939)

cedar wood

Morey Coffinet, Chassagne Montrachet Clos Saint Jean Rouge Brut Zero This persistent effort is a(from vines planted in 1979). Much better than the Morgeot. Lots of cherry and pinot sap, good intensity, better structure plus a real sense of flavor precision and better detail on the finish. This too will drink well early and shows excellent finesse for Chassagne. Only a lack of density prevents this from scoring higher.