From vines in Puligny Montrachet, between the town and the road. Smart site for Bourgogne Rouge! The wine belies this terroir somehow. With the tension and precision you would expect from here. Pert and pretty red fruit...(read more)

This definitely comes across more floral and a bit brighter than the Clos Rousseau. More on the red fruit spectrum. Classic Pinot. Ripe red fruits & black pepper. Lovely freshness on the finish.

Old vines fruit again gives a level of ripe supple juice and an easy flow.

Rising to Premier Cru level and there's more grip and intensity along with the fat fruit - it's denser and longer.

There are lovely aromas of red & black fruits on the nose. Wild strawberry, black cherry. Some sweet spice too. A touch of smoke & black pepper. There's ample structure on the palate and it's well balanced. A goo...(read more)

The Clos Rousseau class shows in the bluer colour, the lifted mineral side, the finesse of the tannins. Altogether very elegant and fine - dancing compared to the earthier Comme - and very long.

Good classic nose, fresh, pure and clean. Palate has real energy and a pure tight focus. Breadth builds - there is white crunching apple flesh - warm citrus tart - and lovely long, sleek finish. Balanced, round and yet v...(read more)

Again it is that leaner feel in the palate. Nose is charming and bright - and then Puligny kicks in with a fresh jolt. Citrus zip leads to a more broad and weighty middle, with pineapple, greengage and lovely juicy ‘agru...(read more)