Vincent Dancer, Bourgogne Blanc other_regions while it offers less primary

while it offers less primary fruit

This is both more aromatically restrained and more elegant than the Clos de la Roche with its reluctant nose of rose petal

Harvest September 20 to October 24

An absolutely stunning nose features notes of oak toast

24 ha is spread evenly between Chassagne and Puligny

Vincent Dancer, Bourgogne Blanc other_regions while it offers less primary(from vines in Puligny and Meursault). There are still residual fermentation aromas to the mildly exotic aromas of white peach, lychee and citrus. The rich and relatively generously proportioned flavors conclude in a lemony finish that is attractively dry if only moderately complex.