The 2014 Meursault Les Rougeot has a complex bouquet with upfront scents of hazelnut, wild fennel, orange blossom and minerals. The palate has a pleasing weight on the entry. It is laden with wet granite, bitter lemon and lemon curd notes, a splash of lime surfacing towards the very persistent and judiciously spiced, stem ginger-tinged finish. There is great salinity here and it keeps urging you back for another sip. It would not surprise me if it deserves a higher score with bottle age, hence the plus-sign adjacent to my score.