As the scores and tasting notes attest, Chevillon was successful. I am delighted that in 1991 all filtration was halted, something that can only be considered a positive development. All of these offerings are well-colored and tannic. There may be a slight gamble with a handful of these selections, but in most cases I feel Chevillon's 1991s possess the requisite depth of fruit to balance out the tannin. The best Chevillon's 1991 offerings include the Nuits St.-Georges-Les Vaucrains (from 75-year old vines), Nuits St.-Georges-Les Cailles (the most underrated premier cru vineyard in the appellation), and Nuits St.-Georges-Les St.-Georges (the strongest candidate for elevation to grand cru status). The 1991 Les Vaucrains displays a sweet, peppery, earthy-scented nose, rich, long, medium to full-bodied flavors, moderate tannins, and excellent length. Drink it between 1996-2006. Importer: Kermit Lynch Wine Merchant, Berkeley, CA.