Mugneret-Gibourg Chambolle-Musigny 1er cru Feusselottes 2010

91-95 points Fine Wine Review: "The Chambolle-Feusselottes is delicate and pure with excellent precision to its red fruits. The wine is smooth, long, and very fresh – it will be a delightful representative of this sector of Chambolle. (Issue #134; 2012)"

94+ points John Gilman (View From the Cellar): "The 2010 Feusselottes is another absolutely beautiful wine in the making in this vintage. The classic and perfumed nose jumps from the glass in a blaze of red and black cherries, blood orange, roses, violets, raw cocoa, beautifully complex soil tones and a very stylish base of new wood. On the palate the wine is deep, full-bodied, pure and very sappy at the core, with superb focus and grip, ripe, seamless tannins, tangy acids and wonderful length and grip on the very, very pure and refined finish. A quintessential bottle of Chambolle. 2020-2060. (Nov/Dec 2011)"

92-94 points Stephen Tanzer (International Wine Cellar): "Bright, deep red. Tangy red cherry and raspberry aromas are complicated by high-pitched spices, flowers and crushed rock. Sweet, bright and penetrating, but with good supple density giving a seamless texture to the middle palate. In fact, this is quite creamy for the vintage, in spite of its brisk acidity. Spreads out nicely to coat the mouth on the long, perfumed, gripping aftertaste. A terrific vintage for this cuvee . (Jan/Feb 2012)"

92-94 points Antonio Galloni (Vinous): "The 2010 Chambolle-Musigny Les Feusselottes is surprisingly deep and rich in this vintage. The early appeal of Chambolle doesn't quite come through as it usually does here, but that actually bodes very well for the future. There is a gorgeous centeredness and precision to the fruit that is quite striking. Dark cherries, flowers and spices wrap around the textured, inviting finish. Drink: 2015-2025. (Feb 2012)"

93 points Allen Meadows (Burghound): "This remains cool and aloof in style with a lovely elegance suffusing the still relatively primary aromas of various red berries, spice and tea hints. There is also excellent energy to the beautifully delineated middle weight flavors that exude a bracing minerality on the still firm but no longer really austere finale that delivers sneaky good length. While not quite fully mature, it's sufficiently close that it could be enjoyed now. With that said, I would be inclined to hold it for another 2 to 5 years. Textbook Feusselottes. Drink: Try from 2025+. (Mar 2023)"

93.2 points CellarTracker.com community score.