Mugnier's village Chambolle-Musigny is the gateway to one of Burgundy's most perfume-driven cellars, and it carries the house signature in full: floral, supple, finely-grained Pinot Noir of remarkable transparency. It's drawn from village-level parcels around Chambolle and made with the same gentle, low-intervention hand as the grands crus. The most approachable wine in the lineup, and a benchmark for what village Chambolle can be. Drinkable young, but it'll reward a few years.