The 2015 Bourgogne Rouge comes from a single block and underwent its malolactic in foudres. It was taken from tank and had been blended a month ago. It has a gorgeous, quite floral bouquet with rose petal-infused red cherry and strawberry fruit. The palate is fresh and well balanced, very natural in style with a twist of bitter cherry towards the bright finish. Amelie insisted on this being bottled earlier than during her father's time and I think that is a good decision.

A wonderfully fresh nose offers up a lovely array of aromas that include various red berries, violets, earth and a hint of clove. There is a relatively refined texture to the delicious yet entirely serious middle weight flavors that possess better than average depth and length for the genre. This ever-so-mildly warm effort should age well if desired. Recommended.