Note: from a .44 ha parcel with vines that were originally planted in 1904 though there has been a significant amount of replanting since. This also possesses enough wood to merit pointing out on the even spicier, and ever-so-slightly riper, aromas of wild red cherry, underbrush and a floral top note. The succulent, round and utterly delicious medium-bodied flavors that are a bit finer than those of the Bonnes Mares, all wrapped in a firm, balanced and lingering finale. This is also going to need extended keeping, which should also help to develop better depth.