Jasper Morris MW
Their holding is by the Combe Grisard with lots of stones. Gorgeous deep purple, fresher than the Charmes. A wealth of warmly ripe fruit with a spice or two, but not over the top. Perfumed, ripe cherries, an excellent concentration of fruit across the palate. The fruit is fresher and marries better with the tannins than Charmes. Spice from the stones. Interesting, complex wine, recommended!
Tim Atkin MW
Latricières is the coolest of Gevrey-Chambertin's array of Grands Crus and really comes into its own in years like 2018 when the summer is like a furnace. This parcel is located close to Clos de la Roche in Morey-St-Denis at the foot of the Combe Grisard and has produced a saline, rose petal-perfumed Pinot Noir of balletic poise and elegance with just the right amount of underlying grip and focus. Drinking Window 2023 - 2032.
Sarah Marsh MW "The Burgundy Briefing"
Pure and straight and high toned. Ripe, redcurrant fruit. Saline and fine textured. Both ripe and more nervy. Energy. Lovely the saline finish. I love this style. 2027-35.
Domaine Faiveley
