The 2011 Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Caillerets has a steelier, more terse bouquet when compared directly against the Chenevottes, but given an hour in the glass it blossoms with attractive scents of fresh, dewy green apples, lime, white peach and subtle flinty notes. The palate is underpinned by razor-sharp acidity that lends it the most tension of Marc Morey’s 2011 whites and I suspect for that reason may reward the longest cellaring. Still, there is much pleasure to be gained from broaching the bottle now: another superbly balanced, beautifully focused Chassagne that you will finish to the very last drop. Drink now-2019+.

There is a hint of exoticism together with an extremely fresh and elegant nose of acacia blossom, citrus and spice hints. The notably rich yet precise and wonderfully energetic medium weight flavors ooze a fine minerality on the admirably complex and driving finish. This is altogether lovely and really very stylish