(from vines situated in the very best part of En l’Ormeau that average 50 years of age). It seems to be a consistent theme with the 2010 Ente wines as this too is exceptionally fresh and pure with a slightly riper combination of white-fleshed fruit aromas that also display hazelnut, spice and hints of wood toast. There is excellent volume to the detailed and more mineral-inflected flavors that, like the Petits Charrons, are really quite fine, indeed almost delicate before culminating in a lingering finish. Good stuff here too. (89-91)/2015+