Clos de la Roche, Francois Feuillet 2014

**Note: 80% from Clos de la Roche proper and 20% from Fremières where the two total .40 ha**
This is also openly floral with hints of herbal tea adding breadth to the intensely earthy and brooding nose of mostly dark berry fruit aromas. The round, delicious and muscular flavors possess excellent volume and a discreet minerality that appears on the beautifully long finish that is less complex than I usually find. My predicted range offers the benefit of the doubt that more will develop because the necessary underlying material appears to be present for this to happen in time.