Patrick Javillier, Meursault Clousot Brut Zero It is a long-term wine

It is a long-term wine that is nowhere close to finishing its development

with a long lingering aftertaste

Touches of sulfur and reduction push the mildly exotic aromas of orange peel and melon to the background at present

with silky layers of fruit that emerge gracefully from its mid-weight frame

Like the Clos de la Roche this too should be approachable after only a few years if that’s your preference

Patrick Javillier, Meursault Clousot Brut Zero It is a long-term wine(the name is a play on words as this is a . 60 ha blend of two vineyards, Les Clous and Crotots). Here too the wood influence is discreet and easily allows the ripe and airy aromas of apple, pear, olive oil and citrus elements to shine. There is excellent punch and an almost pungent minerality on the youthfully austere and firm finish that exhibits lovely balance. This is a bigger but not finer wine than the Tillets and is also lovely.