Puligny Montrachet

Mineral, driven, a tighter drive than the village Saint Aubin or Chassagne, a distinct step up in terms of directed length and ageing potential - very good 'village' Puligny.

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

Fine nose, delicate and airy, palate fresh and silkily insinuating, floral and stony at the same time. Complete and nicely long, a lovely village wine.

This has the easy charm of a ripe vintage at the beginning - very delicious - then builds in expression and has fine acidity on the finish which suggests an interesting development to come. Very...(read more)

Tasted blind at the annual “Burgfest” tasting in Bouilland. The 2013 Puligny Montrachet 1er Cru la Truffière has a very composed and refined bouquet, laden with attractive cold stone/wet limestone scent...(read more)

Greener colour than the Pucelles tasted before. Fresh and positive, a tiny point of sweetness giving way to intense mineral drive. Quite dense, quite closed, slightly saline - a lovely balance. R...(read more)

Here the class and mineral are really leading. More body and a really classy, restrained, grown-up style - a real bar of flashing silver-gilt. Lovely long finish with perfect crystalline definiti...(read more)