4 ha of vines equates to six vats, with mixed percentages of whole bunch depending on which plot, averaging out at 30%, all blended together when the wine is assembled for bottling. Fussière is a more mineral spot for Marc. Bright purple colour, a rich deep raspberry fruit on the nose, mouthfilling, retains freshness all the way through, all red fruit, good acidity with a tingling finish amid refined tannins. More persistent even than Clos Roussots. Drink from 2027-2032. Tasted Nov 2024.

An equally expressive nose blends both red and dark pinot aromas with those of spice, violet and softer earth. The relatively fine lighter weight flavors also possess good verve and detail while delivering good if not special length on the moderately austere finale that flirts with dryness. It's hard to say whether this will successfully age out but my predicted range offers the benefit of the doubt.