91/93

It is always hard to taste the Puligny Truffière after such a line-up of Chassagne-Montrachet 1ers Crus, but it can hold itself up. The bouquet is more floral, certainly, but behind this perfume you can read a serious concentration of energy. Some limes in the mix. Good tension, agrumes, youthful bitters, while I have the impression of a substantial amount of wine here.

93 point

An overtly floral-suffused nose freely offers up notes of acacia, lilac and rose petal along with apple, pear and jasmine tea nuances. The more refined, though slightly less concentrated, middle weight flavors exude a borderline palpable minerality on the moderately austere, sleek and impeccably well-balanced finale. This displays the innate class of a fine Puligny and is also very much worth your interest.