(2021) Another affordable white Burgundy from the Mâconnaise, this is 40-year-old vineyard Chardonnay that has a tinge of emerald green to an otherwise light golden colour. One year on the lees has given a touch of Brazil nut and butter to the aromas, which are honeyed and ripe. In the mouth there is a definite lusciousness to this wine, a little more fat and texture than the Saint-Véran also tasted here, and you pays your money and makes your choice: this is substantial, sweetly-ripe and heady stuff, while the Saint-Véran is more reserved and linear. Both are very good and well-priced.