Francois Carillon Puligny-Montrachet 2021

From the glass emerges white peach brilliantly paired with apricot, an aromatic introduction that captures attention and sets high expectations for the palate experience. Palate presence brings mineral, minerality to the forefront with impressive persistence, complemented by silky tannins throughout the entire tasting experience Underlying tones of flint, savory appear with time, building a more complete picture of the wine’s terroir-driven identity and winemaking philosophy

The finish stretches across the palate with impressive clarity, each element remaining distinct yet integrated, creating a memorable conclusion that speaks to meticulous vineyard and cellar practices

Burghound – “This is more aromatically elegant still with its nose of acacia blossom, just sliced apple, mandarin orange peel and a whiff of anise. There is superb density for a villages-level Puligny with a caressing if not necessarily sophisticated mouthfeel while delivering impressive depth and persistence. This is quite satisfying and offers excellent value. *Outstanding Top value* 92pts

Winery Notes- The Puligny-Montrachet comes from four hectares of vines, spread over 8 different localities: Derrière la Velle, Reuchaux, Corvée, Levrons, Aubues, Tremblots, Noyer Bret and Rousselles. The vinification is done in the traditional Burgundian style, with fermentation taking place in small oak casks. The wine is then aged in Allier oak. This linear wine is composed of a beautiful acidity which underlines and prolongs aromas of white peach and the long citrus finish.