(from a .41 ha parcel located at the bottom of the hill in Les Clos). There is a bit more wood in evidence compared to the “regular” Les Clos cuvée though not so much that it restrains one’s ability to appreciate the otherwise fresh, cool and classic Chablis-suffused nose. There is excellent concentration to the powerful and extract-rich bigbodied flavors that possess an almost chewy texture before terminating in a gorgeously long, dry and well-balanced finish. In much the same fashion as 2012, this is bigger and more robust than the regular Les Clos though it will also require up to a decade to be at its best. 93/2017+