Volnay, Carelle sous la Chapelle: Described as very sweet on the front of the palate, this wine is unctuous, fleshy, and full. It features soft and generous tannins with some zesty grip at the end. Overall, it is considered a decent premier Cru Volnay with good typicity. Particularly good+. Score: 17.25. Recommended from 2015.

Volnay, Clos de la Chapelle: Noted for its sweet fruit, fleshy, ripe, and rich character, this wine is described as rather jammy and soft. It is characterized as full-bodied, amply rounded, forward, and juicy. Considered particularly good with a score of 17. Recommended from 2015.

Pommard, Les Chanlins: Described as straight, quite well-defined, and exhibiting energy and purity. The wine features good tension, a nicely clipped palate with a racy high note, and a good spine. The tannins are very nicely managed. Probably fine. Score: 17.75. Recommended from 2016.