Tete du Clos is a small, old-vine section at the top of Morgeot, and it is the rarest white Vincent Dancer makes. The 2024 is tighter and more mineral than his regular Morgeot, with citrus oil, crushed stone and a long, salty line of acidity. Dancer's hands-off cellar work lets the site speak plainly, and this bottle rewards a few years of patience. If you open it now, give it air and serve it with Dover sole or aged Comte.
