This is the first wine to display any appreciable reduction and in this case it's enough to push the underlying fruit to the background, so be sure give this some air. Otherwise, there is almost painful intensity to the...

(91-93 points) Pale lemon and lime. A little tension to the nose, mixed white fruit, clean, with some depth, beginning to add a little flesh through the middle, and certainly persistent. This may be a lesser known 1er Cru...

(90-93 points) 75% wood and 25% in various types of neutral container. Pale lemon. A fine and classy nose with no wood in evidence, more of a mineral character, but no dominating reduction, just a whisper to add...

(91-93 points) The 2023 Puligny-Montrachet Champs Gains 1er Cru is a little deeper and riper on the nose than the Les Charmes, with more present oak but sufficient fruit concentration. The palate is energetic on the...

A sleek, tensile white, boasting flavors of lemon and lime blossoms, plus a touch of citronella. Though subtle, this shows fine harmony and intensity through the lingering, mineral-tinged aftertaste. Drink now through 2032.

(90-93 points) Prominent aromas of petrol and mineral reduction are present on the nose of mostly citrus zest and white flowers. The racy, delicious and beautifully detailed middle weight flavors conclude in a markedly...

Replanted from red, so young vines from 2019. Mid lemon yellow. The same succulent and attractive nose as Sur Lavelle but perhaps just a touch more personality, less citrus, a little verbena. The fruit is very evenly...

Restrained and distinctly cool aromas include a plethora of floral nuances that add elegance to the white orchard fruit, citrus and soft hazelnut wisps. The incredibly low yields are in evidence as the mouthfeel of the...

(90-92 points) Mid lemon yellow. The Frionnes starts to offer a little more substance. There are some yellow plum fruit notes here but still backed by the fresh acidity of the vintage (and Joseph’s style), to make a...

The 2020 Meursault Genevrières 1er Cru comprises just a single barrel…but what a barrel! Stunning mineralité and tension on the nose, with slate and sea spray aromas. It's precise and focused, with hints of orange blossom...

The 2018 Montrachet Grand Cru has turned out beautifully in bottle, opening in the glass with integrated aromas of pear, citrus oil, fresh bread and white flowers. Full-bodied, satiny and layered, it's elegantly textural...

Opulent in style, this white's texture borders on oily, with flavors suggesting sweet corn, lemon oil, peach, citronella, vanilla and hazelnut. Firms up as this evolves toward the lingering aftertaste, remaining long and...

This white starts out lushly textured and broad in profile, setting the stage for ripe peach, lemon oil, citronella, stone and earth flavors. Turns more precise, superdry and chalky on the long finish. Best from 2023...

(90-93 points) id lemon yellow from this slightly sunnier site, albeit at altitude. Dense concentration on the palate, still fresh enough but the white fruit flesh is a little more apparent, which I find to be quite a...

Enough wood to comment on sets off the borderline exotic aromas of orange peel, white peach, exotic tea and a hint of pineapple. The rich and very generous medium-bodied flavors once again brim with sappy dry extract...

Concentrated Meyer lemon and Bosc pear harmonize with aromas of acacia, honeysuckle, vanilla bean and wet stone. The palate reflects this concentration, with flavors of lemon zest, dehydrated orange, lemon pastry and...