Dancer's 2014 Meursault Les Corbins is already outrageously delicious, offering up a beautiful bouquet of green pear, ripe citrus fruit, pastry cream, oatmeal and nutmeg, framed by light reduction. On the palate, the wine is glossy, concentrated and mouthwateringly succulent, with beautiful texture and balance and a precise, penetrating finish. This is the finest rendition of Dancer's Corbins I've tasted.

(these 1986 vines, located beneath Volnay Santenots, are planted essentially north-south, which resulted in less hail damage in 2014): Pale yellow-green. Tangy, fruity aromas of lime zest and mandarin orange. Juicy and spicy in the mouth, with inviting flavors of soft citrus fruits. More open-knit today than the village wine, offering an impression of sucrosite and good spicy length.