The 2021 Fixin Clos Moreau Monopole (Maison Louis Jadot) reveals aromas of crips orchard fruit, lemon oil, white flowers and struck match, followed by a medium-bodied, racy palate that exhibits less volume and concentration than in recent vintages.

Satiny and charming, the 2020 Fixin Clos Moreau Monopole (Maison Louis Jadot) bursts with aromas of citrus zest, white flowers, vanilla pod and toasted almonds. Medium to full-bodied, with a giving core of fruit and a chalky finish, it's a fine effort. Jadot's team farms this parcel, from which they purchase the fruit.

The 2019 Fixin Clos Moreau Monopole (Maison Louis Jadot) has turned out very nicely, exhibiting notes of pears, white flowers, marzipan and yellow apples. Medium to full-bodied, fleshy and textural, it's lively and concentrated, concluding with a saline finish. As readers may remember, Jadot's team farms this parcel, from which they purchase the fruit.

Scents of white flowers, fresh peach, apricots and pastry cream introduce the 2018 Fixin Clos Moreau (Maison Louis Jadot), a medium to full-bodied, layered and supple wine with a fleshy core of fruit but a chalky finish. Jadot's team farms this parcel, from which they purchase the fruit.

Aromas of fresh apples, tart peach, citrus oil and crushed chalk introduce the 2017 Fixin Clos Moreau (Maison Louis Jadot), a medium-bodied, mouthwatering white with a taut line of acidity and chewy extract that should enjoy a decade or more of longevity. It's further testimony to Fixin's unheralded potential for white wine.