Pascal Prunier Bonheur, Meursault Clous other_regions_australia comparing it to the 2017

comparing it to the 2017 it does not quite have the same tension and mineralité

ripe tannins reach the front teeth on the extremely long aftertaste

this is a wine of finesse

A little obvious in style

Overall this is fantastic and should effortlessly reward longer-term cellaring yet be approachable after only 5 or so years

Pascal Prunier Bonheur, Meursault Clous other_regions_australia comparing it to the 2017One can smell the minerality on the wafting nose of acacia blossom, various white orchard fruit, just sliced citrus and a similar hint of petrol character. The vibrant and relatively generously proportioned medium weight flavors brim with sappy extract on the stony, youthfully austere and lingering finale where a similar hint of bitter zest appears. This isnt as racy as the best in the range but offers fine quality for its level. One to consider.