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Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar, Sep/Oct 07($128; domain bottling) Aromas of soft citrus fruits, pear and crushed stone. Wonderfully dense and sweet but with great precision and juicy cut to the fruit and mineral flavors. Finishes impressively long and pure, with superb cut. An outstanding Genevrieres in the making. 94 points

2005 Meursault Genevrires: The first wine to display any real wood influence, which in this case manifests itself withtouches of pain grill and vanilla that highlight the naturally spicy and equally seductive aromas where the spiciness continuesonto the round, rich, concentrated and impressively powerful flavors blessed with huge dry extract levels that lend an almostchewy quality to the hugely long finish. This is not quite as elegant or racy as the Pucelles but its close. Burghound 93/2010+