93 Points - John Gilman
This is the Narvaux bottling of Meursault AC, which I assume is the one that Kermit Lynch buys for the US market. It is an outstanding wine in 2017, with the depth and inner core of a top premier cru. The aromatic constellation is absolutely superb, delivering scents of apple, passion fruit, a touch of iodine, chalky minerality, hazelnuts, gentle floral tones and vanillin oak. On the palate the wine is deep, full-bodied and shows off a great core of fruit, with superb focus and grip, lovely mineral drive and a long, pure, complex and zesty finish of outstanding energy and lift. Stunning villages
93 Points - Wine Advocate
The 2017 Meursault Village is a brilliant young wine, unwinding in the glass with notes of crisp Anjou pear, green apple, dried white flowers, toasted sesame and hazelnuts. On the palate, the wine is medium to full-bodied, supple and elegantly satiny, with racy acids, discrete structuring dry extract, and a long, elegantly chalky finish. Raphaël Coche thinks this will prove reminiscent of the domaine's 2001—in so far as the 2001 drank well in its youth, but despite its youthful precocity, it proved surprisingly long lived. Here, the expressiveness of the vintage meets the tensile, age-worthy Coche style to great effect. Tasted multiple times with consistent notes. (WK
92 Points - Vinous
The 2017 Meursault Les Narvaux has a compelling bouquet of gorgeous scents of orange blossom, tangerine, crushed stone and hints of praline in the background. The palate is taut and focused on the entry, delivering impressive weight and salinity. This is a powerful Meursault with a very persistent, sappy finish and a bit of orange peel on the aftertaste. Expect 15–20 years of drinking pleasure. (NM
