The purplish red and intense color of this wine catches the eye, while its nose initially reveals discreet notes of currants and blackcurrants. However, with a touch of oxidation, elegant and powerful aromas of sour cherry emerge. On the palate, the presence of tannins is notable but enjoyable, providing a firmness that adds structure to the wine.

This exceptional wine is a blend of grapes sourced from three different premier cru plots in Monthelie: Les Barbières, Les Riottes, and Le Cas Rougeot. These plots, planted in 1976, 1984, and 2011, respectively, each contribute their unique character to the final blend. The result is a wine that showcases the best qualities of its terroir, combining elegance, power, and a distinct sense of place.