Lush and opulent in style, featuring peach, apple tart, lemon cake, praline, butterscotch and mineral flavors. Broad-shouldered and mouthfilling, with a lingering aftertaste of seashore, peach and oak spice notes, this white shows excellent balance and expression. (Bruce Sanderson, April 2024, USA)

There is fine volume to the plump
and highly seductive middle weight flavors
that possess a caressing mid-palate that
contrasts with the intense, powerful and
agreeably dry on the balanced and solidly
persistent finale. 2027+

An opulent aroma and a rich showy palate. It's quite weighty, generous, and full. Yellow peach and oak. It became fresher and gathered more momentum after two days. 2025-2030

A creamy-textured white with lemons, pear drops, light vanilla and hints of green apples. Lively acidity and a steely undertone. Medium to full body. Flavorful finish. Zesty. Drink or hold.

Very pretty palate to this with densely proportioned fruit , offering cooked-apple, honey and lemon-cream flavors. White peaches, too. It's full-bodied with a tense framework. Lively finish. Drinkable now, but better in a year or two.

In the same fashion as the Garenne, there is a similar whiff of talcum powder to the nicely elegant aromas of poached pear, acacia blossom and soft spice wisps. The clean, intense and nicely precise flavors possess very good verve and the natural sophistication of good Puligny, all wrapped in a lightly mineral-inflected, refreshing and agreeably dry finale.

Notes of Mirabelle join suggestions of wet pebble on the nose of this wine. The juicy palate is vivid with lemony freshness, with a sinuous body that gives the impression of dissolved stone, greengage skin and zest. The finish is dry and refreshing.  (Anne Kriebehl MW)

There is a softness to this white in the beginning, showcasing floral, peach and pastry aromas. As this develops on the palate, the creamy texture endures, with a mineral element emerging on the finish. Should be terrific when it integrates fully. (Bruce Sanderson, USA)

There's a softness to this at first, with floral, peach and pastry aromas, but the creamy texture endures and a minerai element emerges. (Bruce Sanderson, USA)

One of the high points of the portfolio is the 2017 Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Referts, a pretty wine that offers up notes of sweet lemon oil, lime, crisp green apples and dried white flowers. On the palate, it's medium-to-full bodied, satiny and layered, with an ample, succulent profile and lovely purity. (cask sample)

Savoury nose. And then pretty big and chewy. Drink: 2022 - 2028 (cask sample)

Fine, reflective straw-green color. Some real complexity here, manifold flavors across both nose and palate. - Michael Edwards

Dry, fibrous palate with intense fruit - compact and taut and actually quite heavy. Lovely spicy oak element on the finish. Broad, balanced, lengthy and classic. (RH) Drink 2019-2029

Rounded and warm, this wine shows ripe yellow fruits and spice from the wood aging. It's richly endowed, full of toast and with a generous texture. The minerality and acidity are a hint in this rounded wine. (USA)

Hints of citrus and matchstick sit atop the ripe orchard fruit and acacia blossom scented nose. The exceptionally rich, sappy and mouth coating flavors possess only average depth though the persistence is solid as the slight warmth isn't really enough to materially detract from the overall sense of balance. 89/2020+

A wide nose and with plenty of fresh depth too - great texture and a little minerality too, followed by a growing intensity. A lovely finish, with a hint of tannin texture. Bill Nanson (UK)

The shape and balance of this wine is lovely. (...) A wine really to wait for so the oak influence is less, but the potential is there to see.... Particularly the gorgeously detailed finish. (cask sample). By Bill Nanson (UK)