($108, Vintus):  Le Moine, a small négociant–his total production is only 2,500 cases–started just a decade ago, but has already made a name for himself.  He works with one or two growers in each appellation focusing on Premier and Grand Crus and producing only a few barrels of each wine.  Les Cazetiers is considered one of the top premier cru vineyards (along with Clos St. Jacques) in Gevrey-Chambertin.  Le Moine’s 2007 is wonderfully supple and polished now with gorgeous flowing red fruit-like flavors.  But the almost ethereal earthiness and leathery notes bring a haunting savory quality that complements its fruitiness.  Beautifully integrated, additional flavors emerge with each sip.  It’s hard to imagine it won’t be one of the top red wines from the vintage. 92 Michael Apstein Apr 27, 2010