I've had the Domaine Bizot, Bourgogne, La Chapitre, 2011 on two occasions now, each occasion proving that this is a great wine that is a mere Bourgogne only because French bureaucrats were too busy licking their own balls. That may be an exaggeration, but this is a unique terroir in a corner in Burgundy that isn't even classified at village level.
Amazingly fresh fruit with earthy complexity that leaves you with a yearning pang. You know that feeling when you wake up with the remnants of a half remembered dream and want to just shut your eyes and reenter the dream world? That's Burgundy.