An Exceptional Vintage: Complexity and Aging Potential
An Ideal Year for Burgundy and Beaujolais
The 2015 vintage in Burgundy and Beaujolais will be remembered as one of the greatest of the past decades. Weather conditions were ideal throughout the vine's growing cycle. After a mild winter, the warm and sunny spring led to early budbreak and flowering by early June. The summer was characterized by sustained heat and generous sunshine, with a few timely rains in August that helped the grapes mature.
The harvest took place under excellent conditions in September, about 15 days ahead of a typical vintage. The white wines are distinguished by their great aromatic purity and perfect balance between richness and freshness. The red wines impress with their elegance, remarkable nose, and fleshy, harmonious mouthfeel, with fine and silky tannins. The 2015 vintage is shaping up to be one of the greatest in history for its aromatic purity, concentration, and perfect balance. An exceptional aging potential for the grand crus.
White Wines
The 2015 white wines are marked by their aromatic purity, with a perfect balance between richness and freshness. They stand out for their precise expression of terroir, offering subtle aromas and a beautiful minerality.
Red Wines
The 2015 red wines are characterized by great elegance, with a remarkable nose and a fleshy mouthfeel. Fine and silky tannins provide a harmonious structure, promising excellent aging potential.
A Contrasted Vintage with Final Challenges
The 2015 vintage in Chablis was marked by contrasting weather conditions, with an early year but a difficult end due to hail. After a dry winter and spring, budbreak occurred very early in mid-April. Flowering followed quickly in early June, heralding an early harvest. The summer was hot and dry, with a heatwave in July that temporarily halted grape ripening. Fortunately, some rains in August revived the vegetative cycle.
However, a violent hailstorm hit part of the Chablis vineyard on August 31, severely damaging some parcels, particularly in the communes of Fyé, Maligny, and Beines.
White Wines
The 2015 Chablis white wines are distinguished by their beautiful aromatic concentration on citrus and white fruits. The acidity is slightly lower than in classic vintages but sufficient to provide freshness and tension. These are charming wines, best enjoyed relatively young.
A Great Vintage Reminiscent of Legendary Years
In Côte de Nuits, the 2015 vintage was exceptional, reminiscent of legendary vintages like 2005. After a mild winter and an early spring, the hot and sunny summer favored perfect grape maturity. The harvest began as early as September 5, one of the earliest since 1950, and took place under ideal conditions.
Red Wines
The 2015 red wines from Côte de Nuits are dense, rich, and balanced. The Pinot Noir grapes reached full maturity, producing wines with thick skins and crunchy seeds, promising great aging potential.
Favorable Conditions and a Promising Grand Vintage
The Côte de Beaune benefited from ideal weather conditions in 2015, with early budbreak and rapid flowering in early June. The summer, although hot and dry, was punctuated by a few timely rains in August, allowing for good grape maturation.
Red Wines
The 2015 Côte de Beaune red wines are distinguished by their beautiful color and prominent aromas. They present good acidity levels, with high alcohol degrees reaching 13° without chaptalization, and a great richness in anthocyanins, indicating promising aging potential.
A Vintage Blessed by the Gods
The 2015 vintage in Côte Chalonnaise was exceptional, described as "blessed by the gods" by experts. The weather conditions allowed for harmonious vine development, with rapid flowering in early June. The lack of rainfall favored excellent sanitary conditions in the vineyard.
Red Wines
The 2015 red wines from Côte Chalonnaise are powerful, concentrated, and rich in ripe black fruit aromas. They display a deep color, with great richness in anthocyanins. These are gourmet wines, with character and freshness, promising long aging potential.
A Precise and Aromatic Vintage
The 2015 vintage in Mâconnais was marked by a mild and dry winter, favoring early budbreak and flowering. The hot and sunny summer allowed optimal grape maturation, with a few timely rains arriving just in time.
White Wines
The 2015 Mâconnais white wines are of great aromatic purity and perfectly balanced. They are already enjoyable in their youth, while also showing good aging potential.
Red Wines
The red wines impress with their elegance, remarkable nose, fleshy and harmonious mouthfeel, with fine and silky tannins, and astonishing length.
Favorable Conditions for a Classic Vintage
The 2015 vintage was marked by favorable weather conditions for the Beaujolais vineyard, with a hot and dry summer. The spring, although cool, allowed for a good structure in the wines with balanced acidity. The summer then allowed optimal grape maturation, conferring remarkable aromatic concentration and complexity.
Red Wines
The 2015 Beaujolais wines are of great quality, with sustained acidity and a balanced tannic structure. They offer a beautiful expression of terroir with notable aromatic complexity, promising gourmet wines with good aging potential.
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An Exceptional Vintage: Complexity and Aging Potential
An Ideal Year for Burgundy and Beaujolais
The 2015 vintage in Burgundy and Beaujolais will be remembered as one of the greatest of the past decades. Weather conditions were ideal throughout the vine's growing cycle. After a mild winter, the warm and sunny spring led to early budbreak and flowering by early June. The summer was characterized by sustained heat and generous sunshine, with a few timely rains in August that helped the grapes mature.
The harvest took place under excellent conditions in September, about 15 days ahead of a typical vintage. The white wines are distinguished by their great aromatic purity and perfect balance between richness and freshness. The red wines impress with their elegance, remarkable nose, and fleshy, harmonious mouthfeel, with fine and silky tannins. The 2015 vintage is shaping up to be one of the greatest in history for its aromatic purity, concentration, and perfect balance. An exceptional aging potential for the grand crus.
White Wines
The 2015 white wines are marked by their aromatic purity, with a perfect balance between richness and freshness. They stand out for their precise expression of terroir, offering subtle aromas and a beautiful minerality.
Red Wines
The 2015 red wines are characterized by great elegance, with a remarkable nose and a fleshy mouthfeel. Fine and silky tannins provide a harmonious structure, promising excellent aging potential.
A Contrasted Vintage with Final Challenges
The 2015 vintage in Chablis was marked by contrasting weather conditions, with an early year but a difficult end due to hail. After a dry winter and spring, budbreak occurred very early in mid-April. Flowering followed quickly in early June, heralding an early harvest. The summer was hot and dry, with a heatwave in July that temporarily halted grape ripening. Fortunately, some rains in August revived the vegetative cycle.
However, a violent hailstorm hit part of the Chablis vineyard on August 31, severely damaging some parcels, particularly in the communes of Fyé, Maligny, and Beines.
White Wines
The 2015 Chablis white wines are distinguished by their beautiful aromatic concentration on citrus and white fruits. The acidity is slightly lower than in classic vintages but sufficient to provide freshness and tension. These are charming wines, best enjoyed relatively young.
A Great Vintage Reminiscent of Legendary Years
In Côte de Nuits, the 2015 vintage was exceptional, reminiscent of legendary vintages like 2005. After a mild winter and an early spring, the hot and sunny summer favored perfect grape maturity. The harvest began as early as September 5, one of the earliest since 1950, and took place under ideal conditions.
Red Wines
The 2015 red wines from Côte de Nuits are dense, rich, and balanced. The Pinot Noir grapes reached full maturity, producing wines with thick skins and crunchy seeds, promising great aging potential.
Favorable Conditions and a Promising Grand Vintage
The Côte de Beaune benefited from ideal weather conditions in 2015, with early budbreak and rapid flowering in early June. The summer, although hot and dry, was punctuated by a few timely rains in August, allowing for good grape maturation.
Red Wines
The 2015 Côte de Beaune red wines are distinguished by their beautiful color and prominent aromas. They present good acidity levels, with high alcohol degrees reaching 13° without chaptalization, and a great richness in anthocyanins, indicating promising aging potential.
A Vintage Blessed by the Gods
The 2015 vintage in Côte Chalonnaise was exceptional, described as "blessed by the gods" by experts. The weather conditions allowed for harmonious vine development, with rapid flowering in early June. The lack of rainfall favored excellent sanitary conditions in the vineyard.
Red Wines
The 2015 red wines from Côte Chalonnaise are powerful, concentrated, and rich in ripe black fruit aromas. They display a deep color, with great richness in anthocyanins. These are gourmet wines, with character and freshness, promising long aging potential.
A Precise and Aromatic Vintage
The 2015 vintage in Mâconnais was marked by a mild and dry winter, favoring early budbreak and flowering. The hot and sunny summer allowed optimal grape maturation, with a few timely rains arriving just in time.
White Wines
The 2015 Mâconnais white wines are of great aromatic purity and perfectly balanced. They are already enjoyable in their youth, while also showing good aging potential.
Red Wines
The red wines impress with their elegance, remarkable nose, fleshy and harmonious mouthfeel, with fine and silky tannins, and astonishing length.
Favorable Conditions for a Classic Vintage
The 2015 vintage was marked by favorable weather conditions for the Beaujolais vineyard, with a hot and dry summer. The spring, although cool, allowed for a good structure in the wines with balanced acidity. The summer then allowed optimal grape maturation, conferring remarkable aromatic concentration and complexity.
Red Wines
The 2015 Beaujolais wines are of great quality, with sustained acidity and a balanced tannic structure. They offer a beautiful expression of terroir with notable aromatic complexity, promising gourmet wines with good aging potential.