Though Guillaume Michel noted that he only has thirty percent of a normal crop in his parcel of Vaudésir in 2024, this is his highest-yielding grand cru in this vintage. Though there is so little of it to go around, it is a beautiful wine, offering up a beautiful young bouquet of pink grapefruit, lemon, tart pear, chalky minerality, anise and a topnote of limepeel. On the palate the wine is deep, full-bodied and youthfully structured, with a rock solid core of fruit, superb mineral drive and grip, racy acids and impressive balance and precision on the long and nascently complex finish. All this superb wine needs is some time in the cellar to properly blossom. 2031-2075+.