Roty Marsannay Boivin 2022

91-94 points/'Five Star Wine,' Jasper Morris, MW (Inside Burgundy): "Made from 90 year old vines which have needed remedial pruning. A fine even purple. Despite the traditional style of the vinification here, the Boivin does offer some sensuality. Essence of raspberry, red rather than black. This has terrific potential because there is a freshness to the fruit, a little more suavity in body, and a very fine long finish. Drink from 2030-2038. Tasted Nov 2023."

90 points William Kelley (Wine Advocate): "Aromas of cherries, licorice and vine smoke introduce the 2022 Marsannay Boivin, a medium to full-bodied, fleshy and suave wine with good depth at the core and a delicately cedary finish. It's more approachable than the more structured Ouzeloy. Drink: 2025-2037. (Jan 2025)"

Bill Nanson (Burgundy Report): "(From the heart of the appellation. This is from a parcel of old vines on high with almost no soil over the limestone – the only example in the domaine of goblet style pruning – 5 arms – slowly moving to a more Y-shaped ‘in-line’ pruning ‘that respects the flow of the sap’) A little less depth of colour with more airy and a little redder fruit. Hmm, an architectural structure but so juicy – ooh I have a mouth-full of delicious but very young flavour here – keep it 5 years to start with – bravo! And finishing a little chalky texture too… (1/16/25)"