A Grand Cru in all but name, located mid-slope, oriented toward the east with a luminosity from the first rays of morning until the dwindling rays of sunset. Small clay deposits. Always rich in limestone accompanied by an elevated level of iron, explaining the reddish tint. The coarse sandy deposits one finds here are key in lightening the soil and optimising the circulation of water. In short, a beautiful soil to work with and emblematic of a grand soil. Whatever the vintage, the wine from this parcel possesses an elegance and a finesse that one does not find in the other Premier Crus of the village. In balance and equilibrium, this wine expresses enormous depth and is the archetype of a grand wine.