Pousse d'Or Pommard 1er cru Les Jarollières 2015

92-95 points Fine Wine Review: "The Jarollières, just on the border of Volnay with Fremiers downslope and Chanlins upslope, is not a well-known vineyard, but it consistently delivers quality wine. From mostly very old vines, this wine has dark fruit and tannins that are harder than those of the Volnays, with a round and smooth texture, depth, and tremendous length. (12/29/16)"

91-93 points Stephen Tanzer (Vinous): " (one-third of these vines are just 7 years old, one-third 30 and one-third "very old," according to Patrick Landanger): Full ruby. Pungent mineral and violet notes lift the aromas of black cherry and black raspberry; showing a distinct Volnay aspect but then these vines are next to Pommard's border with Volnay. Sweet, slightly medicinal kirsch and chocolate flavors boast lovely ripeness for Pommard but also excellent energy and lift. Big, broad, ripe tannins saturate the mouth and build. A wonderfully fine-grained, horizontal Pommard that leaves the palate refreshed. (Jan 2017)"

90-93 points/'Outstanding' Allen Meadows (Burghound): "This is also sufficiently reduced that it's not possible to offer an assessment of the nose. The richer and more imposingly scaled flavors possess excellent mid-palate density along with plenty of extract that imparts a caressing mouth feel to the opulent finish that is firm but not rustic while delivering sneaky good length on the well-balanced finale. This should be quite good in time. Drink: 2025+. (Apr 2017)"