WTN: A White Burg & A Loire Pinot....(short/boring)

Tried these two new wines last night:
1. Dom.du Prieure Chard AC: Savigny-Les-Beaunes (13%; ChloeWines/Seattle) Stephen Maurice/Savigny les Beaune 2020: Light gold color; strong perfumed/Chard/spicy bit melony/almondy some chalky/perfumed talc rather WB/bit mineral/stony bit quiet/low-key attractive WB nose; lightly tart/tangy some stony/chalky/mineral light Chard/almondy/melony/bit citric slight metallic quite pretty WB flavor; long quiet WB/citric finish; a quiet/pleasant expression of WB at a very fair price. $30.00 (SFW&S)
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2. Dom.Pelle AC: Menetou-Salon Morogues (14%; www.DomainePelle.com; EB; PinotNoir; GiulianaImprts/Boulder) Morogues 2019: Med.dark color; rather earthy/loamy/dusty/OV some rustic/PN/slight black cherry fairly classic Loire PN nose; rather tart/tangy/metallic rather earthy/loamy/dusty/OV slight PN/black cherry rather rustic classic Loire PN flavor w/ light rustic/earthy tannins; med.long finish mimics flavor w/ light tannic bite; a classic Loire PN w/ lots of earthy/loamy character; would like a little more high-toned/perfumed fruit. $24.00 (SFW&S)
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More weenerskitzle from TheBloodyPulpit:
1. Giuliana Imprts/Boulder has an extensive Italian import portfolio. This is the first French wine I recall seeing from SteveLewis.
Tom

[Jenise]

Ah, another Prieure! I posted about a burgundy last week; Dale Williams who follows all things burgundy much closer than I do/can from my perch up here in the Pac NW said he hasn't heard of this producer before. Sounds nice; I liked an aligote about a year ago but haven't seen any chardonnay.