Puligny Montrachet

Succeeds in being very Puligny while also as close to Chablis as the Côte de Beaune gets. A really good example - straight and true.

Delicate nose, nice freshness - on palate fat, pure, mineral with good acidity and freshness. Very much the Jean-Marc style, quite soft and enveloping - intensity builds. Quite plump - this is go...(read more)

Toasty nose loaded with vanilla and spice - plus cool lemon juice and a tad of pithiness. Palate is brighter, good feel. Levity tension. Good ripeness to the grapefruit and pears - but super line...(read more)

Fat and supple, a very smooth richness. Ripe and sunny, sleek of texture, lots more flavour to come in all this ripeness, and good length.

Supple, lots of volume there's a bit more of a scrape of limestone here, which keeps it straight, and firm. A more powerful and intense wine although it has lower acidity than the Referts having...(read more)

The great Morey Saint Denis estate of Clos des Lambrays is associated, of course, with some of Burgundy's most prestigious red wines. But, since 1993, they have owned vineyards in two of the fine...(read more)

Broader, more wholesome somehow than the other Pulignys. Lovely weight. Oak is totally there but with no spikes or splinters, it's just beautifully framing the fruit already. Seamless, smooth and...(read more)

Brighter, almost spritz-like with excitement and energy. Super sharp feel with a tropical punch, this has great juiciness to accompany the acidity. Blossomy apple flower notes meld with warm, sof...(read more)

As usual the Caillerets has a bit more tension than the Folatières, bright and firm and more mineral, just a little fat too, excellent length.