93+ Ian D’Agata “Ripe aromas of riesling with a little bottle age: hints of diesel fuel join yellow peach, blood orange, lemon drop, gin, powdered stone and licorice. Enters rich and dense, almost fat, then rising, harmonious acidity frames the honeyed citrus, dried apricot and ginger flavors. This is much less floral than the Clos Ste. Hune of the same vintage. The long finish features persistent notes of yellow peach and beeswax. Though this is very accessible already, it will improve further in a good cellar, entering its optimal drinking window in a few years and giving great pleasure for another two decades after that. “