Chateau Puligny Montrachet, Nuits Saint Georges Clos Grandes Vignes Vintage:2011 (from both the upper and

(from both the upper and lower portions of the vineyard)

Based on the 2016 vintage with 26% réserve wines from eight different vintages

it's already delicious and should only improve for the next 5-6 years

Sadly the wine is heavily saddled with overripe aromas and a strong blast of 17% alcohol that are hard to see past

The super-sleek

Chateau Puligny Montrachet, Nuits Saint Georges Clos Grandes Vignes Vintage:2011 (from both the upper and(a monopole and vinified with 100% whole clusters in 2008). A deft touch of wood frames a more complex and slightly more elegant panoply of red berry and almost pungently earthy and gamey aromas that slide gracefully into delicious, round and supple medium bodied flavors that possess good precision on the firm and linear finish. The tannins are more completely integrated and while there is a trace of dryness, my score offers the benefit of the doubt