The 2015 Pommard En Chiveau, which includes 20% whole cluster bunches, felt a little overdone on the nose when I tasted it at the domaine, just missing some of the delineation I was expecting. That's a shame because the fruit is very attractive. The palate is medium-bodied with blackberry, blueberry, a touch of bell pepper all against a firm backbone and a gritty, rather masculine finish. It is missing a little cohesion at the moment, but I can envisage this pulling together with 2-3 years in bottle.