From a parcel in Puligny, right by the entrance to the village (and very close to Vincent Dureuil's). Like all Joseph's wines this sees no S02 until the final racking before bottling, and it has...(read more)

Six parcels of vines blended together. A lovely balance of fruit and the light framing of oak. An edge of green pith, leading to a citrussy point; vibrant and delicious. Almost tannic feel with t...(read more)

Joseph is not really aiming for huge complexity with his reds, but croquant Pinot character, and this has a lovely briary Pinot fruit, and a suave, firm feel - to drink from 2020.

Bright, firm, with a fine line of mineral - great precision. It is high up in the village and the acidity is more pronounced, but it is this that gives it the glittering definition.

This vineyard also goes under the name 'Sur Gamay', which describes very clearly where it is, above the hamlet of Gamay, under the imposing rock that takes its name from a M. Dumay. Joseph is obv...(read more)

A vineyard next to Chassagne Petingeret, up at the top of the slope in the stones. Quite a big wine, a deeper yellow-gold, with a lovely, almost lush, ripe citrus pulp - lovely and mouthfilling....(read more)

Joseph describes his plot in Chatenière as late-ripening - he picks it last of all - making fresh, bright wines. It is so steep that he leaves it grassed-over to avoid erosion. But 2017 was a hot...(read more)

From two parcels, one in les Cortons, one in Rémilly proper. Straight, intense, pure.

Coming from 4 parcels, of which Meix Goudard is the biggest, which is on the level of the premier Crus (under les Macherelles), Blanchots - on the rock next to Criots, and Journoblots, which is under Cr...(read more)

Trezin always makes for a mineral Puligny, and this is no exception, taut and fine, zippy even, with a lick of limestone. Joseph says that it always makes a wine like this, bursting with brightne...(read more)

Fleshy expression like the Saint Aubin la Combe. Saline too, but even richer. A lovely savoury edge which gives it almost an umami feel. Long, chewy mineral finish.

Garenne is high on the slope, in the hamlet of Blagny. While it ripens well, it always remains a 'tonique' style, with a slight citrus skin bitterness. 'The vintage makes little difference here -...(read more)