Fresh nose offering a lovely bouquet of wildflowers. Pleasant, very perfumed and nicely rounded on the palate, this wine should be drunk in its youth in order to enjoy its freshness. The Mconnais area marks the transition between the north and south of France. Here the vineyards are not lined up as on the Cte d'Or, but scattered about on craggy hills. Supple, fresh and full of flavour, the white wines have built the reputation of this land of the chardonnay grape. In the Mconnais, the notion of Premier Cru does not exist, but the appellation Mcon may be followed by the name of the village of origin, for example Mcon-Lugny, coming exclusively from Lugny,
noted for its roundness and unctuousness.