This could use better depth but the underlying material is clearly present for that to occur in time

as well as the density to the fruit

If anything

detailed and vibrant medium weight flavors that are shaped by very fine tannins on the lingering finish where the wood reappears

Tasting the Zind-Humbrecht collections armed with what one knows of these vintages from most other establishments

Morey Coffinet, Chassagne Montrachet Clos Saint Jean Rouge other_regions This could use better depth(from vines planted in 1979). Much better than the Morgeot. Lots of cherry and pinot sap, good intensity, better structure plus a real sense of flavor precision and better detail on the finish. This too will drink well early and shows excellent finesse for Chassagne. Only a lack of density prevents this from scoring higher.