See this guide to our extensive coverage of Burgundy 2015. Our picture shows the vineyards of Chassagne seen from Bruno Colin's courtyard.
Now that the wines have been sorted into groups by producer, you can sort the wines within those groups by score or appellation.
DOMAINE MARC-ANTONIN BLAIN
Dom Marc-Antonin Blain 2015 Chassagne-Montrachet
Great acidity and raciness. More exciting and precise than many a Chassagne premier cru. Lots to chew on. Very correct and deep-flavoured. Real fan of flavours on the finish. (JR)
Dom Marc-Antonin Blain 2015 Chassagne-Montrachet
Cask sample. Mid ruby. Precise and fresh with some real interest. Bright, lightly floral fruit. Fairly lightweight but well made. (JR)
Dom Marc-Antonin Blain, Morgeot Premier Cru 2015 Chassagne-Montrachet
Cask sample. Really quite deep-flavoured. Very youthful and still wearing a bit of oak on its sleeve. Aggressively chewy for the moment. (JR)
DOMAINE BLAIN SOEUR ET FRÈRE
Dom Blain Soeur et Frère, Pierre Bleu 2015 Côte de Brouilly
Deep crimson. Rocky, dark fruit. Dry textured and just a little meaty on the palate. Savoury finish and plenty of freshness. Just not sure about that meaty note for long life though the tannins and acidity are there for longevity. Hence scored down a little. (JH)
Dom Blain Soeur et Frère, Les Jumeaux 2015 Côte de Brouilly
Deep greyish crimson. Sweet, ripe, dark-red fruit and some oak-sweet spice. Again that slight meaty note (brett?) – though it is slight and some might describe it as complexity. Worries me for the longer term though you could overlook it now. (JH)
DOMAINE BLAIN-GAGNARD
These 2015s seemed a little heavy-footed and old-fashioned to me.
Dom Blain-Gagnard 2015 Chassagne-Montrachet
Correct, sweet, floral nose. Could do with a little more tension. A tad plump and candified. (JR)
Dom Blain-Gagnard 2015 Puligny-Montrachet
Well etched and lively. Sweet start and a tad flabby. Then chewy on the end. (JR)
Dom Blain-Gagnard, La Boudriotte 2015 Chassagne-Montrachet
Not 100% clean. Very heavy and solid. Aggressive chew on the end. (JR)
Dom Blain-Gagnard, Cailleret Premier Cru 2015 Chassagne-Montrachet
Light and fresh. Very racy. Lifted and very Cailleret. A real flirt. Great stuff. (JR)
Dom Blain-Gagnard, Grand Cru 2015 Bâtard-Montrachet
Much lighter than most Bâtards. A little less dramatic than one would hope for the price. Muted finish. (JR)
Dom Blain-Gagnard, Clos St-Jean Premier Cru 2015 Chassagne-Montrachet
Quite pale ruby. This doesn’t smell quite brimming with cleanliness and health to me. And it’s rather thin. Polished tannins and a little sweetness but not quite fresh enough. Stringy finish. (JR)
DOMAINE DANIEL BOCQUENET
Dom Daniel Bocquenet, Aux Sts-Juliens 2015 Nuits-St-Georges
Cask sample. Mid to deep cherry red and sumptuously perfumed with red cherry. Deep, yet restrained in structure. Juicy and moreish. (JH)
DOMAINE HENRI BOILLOT
Dom Henri Boillot 2015 Puligny-Montrachet
Flinty and fragrant on the palate, with beautifully integrated baked-apple fruit. Tingles with acid on the finish. Super-lively. (RH)
13%Dom Henri Boillot, Clos de la Mouchère Premier Cru 2015 Puligny-Montrachet
Mouth-filling fruit – really juicy and distinct. Simply tremendous – gets all the savoury mineral flair of Puligny with great fruit clarity. (RH)
13.5%Dom Henri Boillot, Genevrières Premier Cru 2015 Puligny-Montrachet
Combines vivid green fruit with creamy texture and a touch of banana. Very savoury saline finish, and superb fruit definition. Long, dry finish that leaves an austere impression – lots of ageability. (RH)
13.5%Dom Henri Boillot, Grand Cru 2015 Corton-Charlemagne
Subtle nose, impeccably fresh but lacking the nutty complexity normally associated with the appellation. Having said that, there is an incredibly dense palate and long, concentrated fruit which should age for a long time. Judging from their other 2015s, this will be magnificent – but it needs time to get there. (RH)
14%Dom Henri Boillot, En Chevret Premier Cru 2015 Volnay
Vibrant red fruit with a dark chocolate character and something like olive or juniper. Juicy, refreshing with astute bitterness that complements the cherry flavours perfectly. (RH)
13%Dom Henri Boillot, Frémiets Premier Cru 2015 Volnay
Herbal and redcurrant character. Wonderfully punchy nose – angular acid, but with enough fruit ripeness and tannin to balance. Chewy finish. (RH)
13%DOMAINE JEAN-MARC BOILLOT
As usual, or possibly even more than usual, almost over the top in terms of smoky richness – but why not?
Dom Jean-Marc Boillot, La Garenne Premier Cru 2015 Puligny-Montrachet
Unusually light on the nose for this producer – and a bit sweet on the end. Disappointing. Though could do the trick in flight? (JR)
Dom Jean-Marc Boillot, Les Referts Premier Cru 2015 Puligny-Montrachet
More refined than most from this stable. Lots to contemplate and chew on. But a bitter note at the end. (JR)
Dom Jean-Marc Boillot, Champ Canet Premier Cru 2015 Puligny-Montrachet
Honey nose. So flattering because of the richness initially! But actually it's a bit bitter on the end too. Not classic! But chock full of easy appeal. (JR)
Dom Jean-Marc Boillot, Les Combettes Premier Cru 2015 Puligny-Montrachet
Racy and smoky with really rich undertow. Very sweet! Another airline wine? (JR)
Dom Jean-Marc Boillot, Grand Cru 2015 Bâtard-Montrachet
Really rather light on the nose. Definitely not worth the money. A little soft and light. Too sweet! (JR)
DOMAINE LOUIS BOILLOT
Dom Louis Boillot & Fils 2015 Gevrey-Chambertin
Sweet and candified. But very direct. Crunchy fruit. (JR)
Dom Louis Boillot & Fils 2015 Chambolle-Musigny
Refined and round. Super smooth and fun. Admirable freshness that makes me realise this is quite rare in 2015. Graceful. (JR)
Dom Louis Boillot & Fils, Les Evocelles 2015 Gevrey-Chambertin
Refined and racy. A light hand and very appetising. Long and racy. (JR)
Dom Louis Boillot & Fils, Champonnet Premier Cru 2015 Gevrey-Chambertin
Solid ripeness and lots of spice. Good substance, freshness and structure – three elements that are not always there in 2015s. Bravo! (JR)
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