The domaine owns four small parcels totaling 1.05 hectares in this hallowed grand cru, with vines averaging 55 years of age. The nose here is a maelstrom of Indian spice and site-typical salinity, notes of which carry through onto a surprisingly precise and driving palate of exceptional length. Like the Clos-Saint-Denis, its tannins are formidable but thoroughly coated in fruit, offering both early-drinking potential and lots of upside in the cellar. (40% new oak.)