A blend of grapes from different growers, this is a structured, firm wine. It has a core of drying tannins as well as the bright fruitiness of the vintage. As it develops, that fruit will grow richer and fuller yet always maintaining a crisp edge. Drink from 2019.

A red with substance, featuring chunky tannins that frame the cherry, earth and sanguine flavors. Shows sweet fruit and concentration, with fine balance and a long aftertaste. Best from 2019 through 2029. 3,300 cases made.

The 2014 Pommard Villages, which may include the deselected fruit from Pommard la Commaraine, has a sweet, juicy and simple bouquet. The palate is sweet and supple, quite rounded, a little rustic with a chewy redcurrant and cranberry finish.