Now eighteen years old and drinking beautifully, this is Bachelet's village-favorite 1er Cru in its full mature glory. Les Corbeaux sits just below Mazis-Chambertin on the slope, and Bachelet's bottling has long been a sommelier's secret for serious Gevrey at a sane outlay. The 2007 vintage was always about elegance over weight, and these years in bottle have brought everything into focus — secondary aromas of forest floor and dried roses, fully resolved tannins, and a haunting Pinot perfume. Open and enjoy.