The 2015 Pommard Village comes from vines located on wind-exposed soils at high altitude. It has a rather austere bouquet at the moment with cold stone and leafy black fruit. I would have liked to see more vigor. The palate is fresh and structured on the entry, again quite austere and you feel the tension and chalkiness of the soils. It is not a wine for everyone, but people who love Pommard and want to feel the soils will adore it.