The 'classic' Bourgogne Blanc has great precision to the nose which is floral, crystalline and delicate while having quite a lot of weight behind it; lovely!

After the 'vignes nouvelles', this has a more lifted subtlety to it, and airier grace - but it is true that the difference is not as huge as last year. Brilliant value as ever, as good as many Me...(read more)

Very immediate, like the Bourgogne. Fresh and delicate, one just immediately wants to drink it. Superb purity.

Richer - hint of peach and peach stone. Juicy with mouthwatering acidity. Supple, very fine. Apples? Something of pear flesh about it. Rémi says it is more backward.

Citrus, peach and a really intriguing menthol/fennel thing going on. Vibrant, rich but poised. Concentrated, complex and long. Bien fait!

Very pale greeny gold and very aromatic in a keen citrus way. Palate is fat and surprisingly full. Very pure and directed saline style, staying on lemon and citrus purity.

Big wine, with a touch of smoke, complex ripe fruit, tingling balance and purity. Even at our January tasting this still had a lot of gas and was difficult to taste, but there is no doubting the...(read more)

Like the others, this is tight and sappy. Even Rémi says it is not supple like the others. 'When they are ten years old the Poruzot gets the elegance on the finish that the Genevrières has from the star...(read more)

The jump up to the Genevrières seems bigger than ever with the Poruzots on the back foot. Such class. There's a sort of green streak, but its not greenness in the sense of unripeness, just that i...(read more)