This is Remi's only wine from bought-in fruit, so not certified organic. Half the fruit comes from the bottom of Puligny-Montrachet, and half he buys in the Mâconnais. Bright, lemony at first and then minerals take...(read more)

9 parcels, all touching Meursault 'village'. Quite tight initially, but there's a sneaky little sweetness of fruit just under the surface here, which adds to the impression of ripe fruit juiciness. Citrussy, fresh and so...(read more)

Intense and cool and pure. Lots of concentration of all the elements, fruit, acid, mineral, all intense and long.

Remi's vines here in Chevalières were planted in 1940. On the nose there is a whiff of smart, toasty oak for now. On the palate the juice is bright with a good citrus core, with some pineapple too, really satisfyi...(read more)

This has pep. after the Luraule this has tingle and tighter zest to the fruit on the attack - all lime skin and lemon juice - tight middle. It feels young but in the mouth it spreads softly across the palate. There is a...(read more)

This is more steely, more mineral. With a lot of limestone relative to Remy's other wines. Less obvious power of fruit, less obvious bright acidity. Broad though with more floral and aromatic fruit rather than citrus. Mo...(read more)

Like the Charmes this has a sleek weight, dense with flavour to come but not giving much away when we were there. Sure that this will be lovely, but to be seen later - all the wines were being fined when we were there an...(read more)

The last time Remi produced a Charmes was in 2011 - he then grubbed up his parcel and re-planted. So the vines are just back on stream and producing impressive fruit. Despite the youth this has superb matter to it. There...(read more)