Puligny-Montrachet

Fruit comes from two plots. 27% new oak. Touch of reduction on the nose but a bit of a swirl in the glass reveals white flowers & orchard fruits. Feels leaner than previous wines. Quite an elegant, delicate style. Pr...(read more)

From vines planted in 1947. Single vineyard plot. 33% new oak. Berries are smaller here so more intensity & minerality in the finished wine. So well balanced. A wine you really want to drink - already charming and in...(read more)

This parcel is just 200m away from Chalumeaux - and higher up the slope. The nose here has a softness and a generous feel. But the tension builds quickly on the palate. This has great acidity - clean lines - tighter fram...(read more)

Les Chalumaux is up high on the Cote - on the border with Meursault. Wonderful energy again - a light feel - less intense than the Sous Les Puits - but still good fresh drive and crackling citrus zip - which grows. Palat...(read more)

Always a gorgeous example and this is no exception - super-sleek and generous, it's got that Puligny thing - slick wet stones and lively citrus - bright and fine.

Pale with green reflections. Like all the wines here there's a frankness - rich and expressive on the entry, bright fruit and mineral lift - lovely balance.

A more subtle application of wood more easily allows the ripe and fresh aromas of citrus confit and a broader array of floral elements to be appreciated. The middle weight flavors are finer if a bit less concentrated whi...(read more)

(this used to be a blend of all of the domaine’s vineyards and hence the name; now however the two 1ers have been removed and as such, it is a blend of 6 villages-level lieux-dits). A mentholated top note is present on t...(read more)

Another step up in intensity. More density, more texture. Some sweet spice too. Good energy and a long finish.

Aromatic and beautifully layered, the 2021 Puligny-Montrachet Les Tremblots Vieilles Vignes is complex but also understated. Moreover, it’s a terrific wine for the dinner table. What a gorgeous wine.

Straight after the Les Climats, the Hameau de Blagny comes across as far more elegant and pared back. A more textbook Puligny but there is a good weight of ripe fruit on the palate, some sweet spice too. Lovely texture,...(read more)

From a parcel of ~.33 ha. This is aromatically similar to the straight Puligny villages but with more spice elements. The wonderfully refined, indeed almost delicate, flavors aren’t particularly dense but the finesse is...(read more)