A pungent nose is comprised by notes of sulfur, apple and citrus. The delicious and intense if slightly rustic middle weight flavors conclude in a mildly bitter and dry finish. I suspect that these effects are due to the relatively prominent sulfur that should dissipate as it is more completely absorbed. 86-89 points

Medium-bodied, giving and fleshy, the 2017 Morey-Saint-Denis Blanc offers up aromas of green orchard fruit and freshly baked bread followed by an open-knit, succulent palate. It should offer generous drinking in its youth. 87-89 points

The 2017 Morey-Saint-Denis Blanc has a very strict, almost Chablis-like bouquet, nicely defined but tight-lipped at the moment. The palate is more expressive and very Aligoté-like in style, hints of ginger infusing the resinous, slightly nutty flavors. Just a touch smudged on the finish. Fine. 85-87 points