The 2014 Monthélie Champs Fuillot 1er Cru has more volume and plumpness on the nose compared to the 2014 Sous Roches at the moment: raspberry coulis mixed with crushed strawberry and a touch of volatile acidity giving it some lift. The palate is clean and crisp on the entry. The tannins are fine here, nicely focused, a slight bitterness towards the finish, but there is appreciable tension and nerve here. Drink over several years.